The identification of the locomotion laws requires the comprehension of the anatomical structures and the mechanisms involved during this specific movement. ln this respect, experimental studies in biomechanics highlight numerous invariants such as minimizing energy. ln paleoanthropology, comparative approaches are commonly used in order to study the influence of morphology on the movement. Based on observations of modem species, this approach proposes locomotor assumptions for fossil species. However, most of the analyses in paleoanthropology are focused on isolated parts of the skeleton (e.g. the hip, the knee or the pelvis). Consequently, it remains difficult to combine anatomical characteristics of different kind or coming from various ...