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Meaning of "forelimbs"
Forelimb is a noun that refers to the front limb of a vertebrate, such as the arm of a human or the wing of a bird
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Those thick forelimbs are ideal for digging.
This phenomenon is shown in the forelimbs of mammals.
Its forelimbs and hindlimbs are not spotted.
Such is the case of the forelimbs of mammals.
The forelimbs have somewhat inclined blades.
The groin is the same colour of the forelimbs.
The forelimbs in known fossils are relatively long.
Apparently the remaining forelimbs were weathered or eroded away.
The forelimbs are moderately long and slender.
One concerned the stance of the ceratopsid forelimbs.
On their forelimbs to the ends of their hindlimbs.
Adult males have enlarged forelimbs.
It had small forelimbs and a stiffened tail.
Rigidity in the movements of the forelimbs.
The forelimbs are modified into flippers.
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Supply the head and forelimbs.
The forelimbs are modified into wings.
When running at rapid speeds it runs with forelimbs raised.
The forelimbs are in contrast much smaller.
The hindlimbs and especially the forelimbs were rather elongated.
The forelimbs are elongate and slender.
In such animals the ambulation is only allowed by the forelimbs.
Their forelimbs evolved to become wings.
Almost all of the energy would have been generated by the forelimbs.
Here are the forelimbs right at the front.
Forelimbs in mammals have varying functions but are all homologous.
The shoulders and forelimbs have a bright chestnut color.
Of particular importance was the unequal lengths of the forelimbs and hindlimbs.
The forelimbs are symmetrically covered with long hair.
Only one of the two forelimbs was left free to move.
The forelimbs and hindlimbs strongly resembled each other.
Mahakala also had very short forelimbs compared to other dromaeosaurids.
Its forelimbs were configured like wings.
This condition can lead to the absence of one or both forelimbs.
Their forelimbs have become wings.
Dogs and sealions can also be trained to walk on their forelimbs.
Several aspects of the forelimbs have been interpreted as adaptations to digging.
The spinosaurids could have used their powerful forelimbs to hold fish.
All had small forelimbs which seem to have been vestigial.
The sensory hairs on the tarsi of the female forelimbs are arranged in a group.
The forelimbs are relatively short.
These changes in structure have produced forelimbs adapted for different tasks.
The forelimbs were very powerful.
The thumb is reduced and the hindlimbs are longer than the forelimbs.
The forelimbs are comparatively long.
Five digits were found on both the hind limbs as well as the forelimbs.
The flattened forelimbs would likely have acted as hydrofoils.
It was useful for our ancestors who used their forelimbs to move around.
Sea otter forelimbs are small and not used in swimming.
A placement of each test is randomized between the contralateral and ipsilateral forelimbs.
