All movement are locomotion but not all locomotion are movement

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Kaia Palmer

Biology

6 October, 02:44

All movement are locomotion but not all locomotion are movement

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Kyra Mendez · Answer 1

Some may assume that movement and locomotion are the same, but these two words have certain differences. Movement is known to be the time when a living organism will move from one place to another. Locomotion means that the movement that the living organism did has made changes to the current position of the organism.