The hind limbs are proportionally elongated compared to their forelimbs similar to elephant shrews, though to a lesser degree than Leptictidium, and it is suggested that they were capable of rapid bursts of quadrupedal locomotion, unlike the bipedal locomotion suggested for Leptictidium. The forelimbs were likely used for digging.
The hind limbs are longer relative to their forelimbs compared to elephant shrews, though less so than Leptictidium. This suggests they could move quickly on all fours, unlike the bipedal locomotion proposed for Leptictidium. The forelimbs were probably used for digging.