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Prenatal origins of antigravity homeostasis in humans

2023-10-10

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<p>All life on Earth must find a way to manage the continuous perturbation of gravity. From birth, and even before, humans exhibit effortful ‘antigravity’ work to enact bodily, postural and behavioural form despite gravity. Indeed, observable antigravity behaviour is a standard diagnostic indicator of neonatal sensorimotor health. Antigravity behaviour has been investigated extensively in its biomechanical details...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/euxp4

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