Animal Locomotion: The Muybridge Work at The University of Pennsylvania: The Method and The Result

A groundbreaking study of animal motion and locomotion conducted by the photographer Eadweard Muybridge in collaboration with scientists from the University of Pennsylvania. The study involved the use of photography and other techniques to capture and analyze the movement of animals.

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