Definitions:

1. In biology and zoology, is a term commonly applied in the study of vertebrate anatomy and evolution, helping differenciate between species that walk on two legs and those that walk on four. ADJECTIVE
   • The study focused on the skeletal structure of quadrupedal mammals to understand how thier limbs have evolved for different types of movement.
2. Used to describe animals or forms of movement that involve walking on all four limbs. ADJECTIVE
   • Lions are quadrupedal animals, using their powerful legs to stalk and chase prey.

Synonyms:

• four-footed
• four-legged
• quadruped