A. afarensis probably was quite an efficient bipedal walker over short distances, and the spacing of the footprints at Laetoli indicates they were walking at 1.0 m/s or above, which matches human small-town walking speeds.onsiderable debate surrounds the locomotor behaviour of A. afarensis. Some studies suggest that A. afarensis was almost exclusively bipedal, while others propose that the creatures were partly arboreal. The anatomy of the hands, feet, and shoulder joints in many ways favour the latter interpretation.
Crossover cables are typically used in the following situations: Use a crossover cable when: 1  1. Connecting a computer to a router. 2  2. 3  Connecting a computer to a computer. 4  3. Connecting a router to a router. 5  4. Connecting a switch to a switch. 6  5. 7  Connecting a hub to a hub.
Two types of cables are used to connect devices to hubs and switches: crossover cables and straight-through cables. The difference between the two types is that in a crossover cable, two of the wires are crossed; in a straight-through cable, all the wires run straight through.