LH RH LF (B) LH LF Walk RHI RF Trot LH LF RH RF LH RF HI Flexors Extensors -Flexion: -Extension- (C) Extensors Flexors Pace Stance LF RHI RF Gallop LH LF RH RF Time (D) Reciprocal inhibition (V1, V2b) Flexor module Flexor E/R E M muscles E/R Extensor module O Excitatory neuron (E) Inhibitatory neuron (I) Oa-Motor neuron (M) rla-INS (V1, V2b) M Extensor muscles Swing Level of transection of spinal cord O a) In walking, intervals for lifting each leg are longer than in galloping. Ob) In walking, each leg is lifted in a specific sequential order, whereas in galloping the two hind legs are synchronized to be lifted at the same time followed by the front legs. O c) In walking, the interval at which each leg is moving is different, whereas in galloping the intervals between each lift is the same for all legs. d) A. and B., above. O e) A., B., and C., above.

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LH
RH
LF RF
RH
-Flexion-
Extension-
Flexors
Extensors
(B)
Walk
(C)
Extensors
LH
LF
RH
RF
Flexors
Trot
LH
LF
RHO
RF
Stance
Swing
Pace
LH
LF
RHO
RF
Gallop
LH
LF
RHI
RF
(D)
Reciprocal
inhibition
(V1, V2b)
E/R
E/R
Time->>>>
Flexor
module
Extensor
module
O Excitatory neuron (E)
Inhibitatory neuron (I)
Oa-Motor neuron (M)
Flexor
M
muscles
rla-INS
(V1, V2b)
M
Extensor
muscles
Level of transection
of spinal cord
O a) In walking, intervals for lifting each leg are
longer than in galloping.
b) In walking, each leg is lifted in a specific
sequential order, whereas in galloping the two
hind legs are synchronized to be lifted at the
same time followed by the front legs.
O c) In walking, the interval at which each leg is
moving is different, whereas in galloping the
intervals between each lift is the same for all legs.
O d) A. and B., above.
O e) A., B., and C., above.
Transcribed Image Text:LH RH LF RF RH -Flexion- Extension- Flexors Extensors (B) Walk (C) Extensors LH LF RH RF Flexors Trot LH LF RHO RF Stance Swing Pace LH LF RHO RF Gallop LH LF RHI RF (D) Reciprocal inhibition (V1, V2b) E/R E/R Time->>>> Flexor module Extensor module O Excitatory neuron (E) Inhibitatory neuron (I) Oa-Motor neuron (M) Flexor M muscles rla-INS (V1, V2b) M Extensor muscles Level of transection of spinal cord O a) In walking, intervals for lifting each leg are longer than in galloping. b) In walking, each leg is lifted in a specific sequential order, whereas in galloping the two hind legs are synchronized to be lifted at the same time followed by the front legs. O c) In walking, the interval at which each leg is moving is different, whereas in galloping the intervals between each lift is the same for all legs. O d) A. and B., above. O e) A., B., and C., above.
Based on the attached figure (Figure
16.15 in the textbook), how is galloping
different from walking in this cat model?
(A)
Swing
Stance-
Е3
F
E₁
Е2
Ез
F
LH RH
LF RF
Flexion-
Extension
Flexors
(B)
Walk
LH
LF
RHO
RF
Trot
LH
LF
RH
Extensors
(C)
Extensors
Flexors
Stance
Swing
Pace
LH
LF
RHO
RF
Gallop
LH
LF
RH
RF
-
(D)
Reciprocal
inhibition
(V1, V2b)
Time
Flexor
module
E/R
CE
Flexor
M
muscles
E/R
Extensor
module
O Excitatory neuron (E)
Inhibitatory neuron (I)
Oa-Motor neuron (M)
rla-INS
(V1, V2b)
M
Extensor
muscles
Level of transection
of spinal cord
a) In walking, intervals for lifting each leg are
longer than in galloping.
O b) In walking, each leg is lifted in a specific
sequential order, whereas in galloping the two
hind legs are synchronized to be lifted at the
same time followed by the front legs.
O c) In walking, the interval at which each leg is
moving is different, whereas in galloping the
Transcribed Image Text:Based on the attached figure (Figure 16.15 in the textbook), how is galloping different from walking in this cat model? (A) Swing Stance- Е3 F E₁ Е2 Ез F LH RH LF RF Flexion- Extension Flexors (B) Walk LH LF RHO RF Trot LH LF RH Extensors (C) Extensors Flexors Stance Swing Pace LH LF RHO RF Gallop LH LF RH RF - (D) Reciprocal inhibition (V1, V2b) Time Flexor module E/R CE Flexor M muscles E/R Extensor module O Excitatory neuron (E) Inhibitatory neuron (I) Oa-Motor neuron (M) rla-INS (V1, V2b) M Extensor muscles Level of transection of spinal cord a) In walking, intervals for lifting each leg are longer than in galloping. O b) In walking, each leg is lifted in a specific sequential order, whereas in galloping the two hind legs are synchronized to be lifted at the same time followed by the front legs. O c) In walking, the interval at which each leg is moving is different, whereas in galloping the
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