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When turning, first the ankle turns slightly (let's say to the right) prior to placement, and as the opposite leg swings forward, the ankle joint straightens, causing the body to turn to the right. With human physiology, other muscular maneuvers may occur (knee bends, increased leg separation, hip maneuvers, etc). And it's directed by the brain, largely w/o conscious thought (other than determining where you choose to walk to), based on (1) visual input (particularly in mountain climbing), (2) other sensory input (touch), (3) a database of prior walking/ climbing/ dancing (et al), and in the case of dancing, keeping to the beat (auditory input). Yes, this can be done with an artificial leg, but NEVER at this physiological level.

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