Having legs or limbs of equal length.
From Latin 'aequus' (equal) + 'cruralis' (relating to the leg, from 'crus' meaning leg). Used in anatomy and zoology to describe symmetrical limb proportions.
This describes the ideal body symmetry that many animals aim for—an equicrural creature like a properly proportioned dog or human stands balanced, while many animals with unequal leg lengths would struggle to move efficiently.
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