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Fig. 3. On the level, peak vertical force Fz,peak under the forelimb increased as a function of speed but the forces under the hindlimb remained constant at all trotting speeds (A). On an incline (B), force increased with speed in both limbs but was lower in the forelimb than on the level. The bottom figure shows the incline condition with the regression lines from the level condition. Symbols and lines are explained in the legend to Fig. 2.





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