Amazing, but true.
I suspect the answer may be related to the amount of muscle which moves
each particular joint.
This applies to the knee joint in particular; hip architecture is quite
different and its surrounding muscles, although much bigger and numerous
than those which make the knee to stay in place, play a lesser role in
this regard.
Worse is the very complex shoulder joint, but one doesn't usually walk
upside-down !
From a 'darwinian' point of view, it's like paying taxes for walking
using only those two legs; but the shoulder architecture pay taxes for
the same reason. No way ... Entropy should be a TOPE ( and top ) event.
Nice Rx, Andrew - everything very clean, a state of the art s.XXI work.
How did you get them: scanned, photo ?.
Fernando.
Andrew Fildes wrote:
> Hips are not nearly as bad -
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