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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

The horizontal carriage permits great speed, and has probably contributed, via natural selections, to the development of olfactory and auditory acuity. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #434)
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1 434 The horizontal carriage permits View more quotes about great">great speed, and has probably contributed, via natural selections, to the development of olfactory and auditory acuity.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 431 I was uncertain as to what alien protocols the creatures might expect us to observe.
1 432 The creatures stood upright now but they could function as well on all fours, using the hind legs and the knuckles of the hands.
1 433 The upright carriage increases scanning range, and has probably contributed to the development and refinement of binocular vision.
1 434 The horizontal carriage permits great speed, and has probably contributed, via natural selections, to the development of olfactory and auditory acuity.
1 435 In running, such creatures almost invariably, like the baboon, have recourse to all fours.
1 436 They will normally drop to all fours in charging, as well, the increased speed increasing the impact of their strike.
1 437 "One is a Blood," I said.
I was uncertain as to what alien protocols the creatures might expect us to observe. The creatures stood upright now but they could function as well on all fours, using the hind legs and the knuckles of the hands. The upright carriage increases scanning range, and has probably contributed to the development and refinement of binocular vision. The horizontal carriage permits great speed, and has probably contributed, via natural selections, to the development of olfactory and auditory acuity. In running, such creatures almost invariably, like the baboon, have recourse to all fours. They will normally drop to all fours in charging, as well, the increased speed increasing the impact of their strike. "One is a Blood," I said. - (Savages of Gor)