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Publisher Summary Under the conditions of a stable posture, as for example during standing, the distribution of the postural tone is such that it keeps the center of gravity within narrow limits Several types of sensory signals, such as labyrinthine, visual and proprioceptive, are involved in the proper maintenance of the center of gravity Several categories of sensory signals are involved in the detection of displacements of the center of gravity They elicit an adjustment of posture that returns the center of gravity in its initial position An internal image of normal posture exists that automatically controls the distribution of the postural tone and consequently the center of gravity When a movement is performed, an adjustment of posture takes place, which permits the maintenance of equilibrium during the performance of the movement A support of the body weight on two diagonally supporting limbs is the postural adjustment most commonly observed in quadrupeds during limb movement Several types of experiments such as motor cortical ablation, stimulation of motor cortex or red nucleus, recording of red nucleus and ventrolateral thalamic nucleus and cerebellar ablation have been performed in order to determine where this postural “program” is stored

Diagonal stance in quadrupeds: a postural support for movement.

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Diagonal stance in quadrupeds: a postural support for movement.