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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

This posture, too, of course, greatly increases the scanning range of the visual sensors. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #62)
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Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 59 In spite of the shortness of the legs the Kur can, when it wishes, by utilizing its upper appendages, in the manner of a prairie simian, like the baboon, move with great rapidity.
11 60 It becomes, in running, what is, in effect, a four-footed animal.
11 61 It has the erect posture, permitting brain development and facilitating acute binocular vision, of a biped.
11 62 This posture, too, of course, greatly increases the scanning range of the visual sensors.
11 63 But, too, its anatomy permits it to function, in flight and attack, much as a four-legged beast.
11 64 For short distances it can outrun a full-grown tarsk.
11 65 It is also said to possess great stamina, but of this I am much less certain.
In spite of the shortness of the legs the Kur can, when it wishes, by utilizing its upper appendages, in the manner of a prairie simian, like the baboon, move with great rapidity. It becomes, in running, what is, in effect, a four-footed animal. It has the erect posture, permitting brain development and facilitating acute binocular vision, of a biped. This posture, too, of course, greatly increases the scanning range of the visual sensors. But, too, its anatomy permits it to function, in flight and attack, much as a four-legged beast. For short distances it can outrun a full-grown tarsk. It is also said to possess great stamina, but of this I am much less certain. - (Marauders of Gor)