Overall forelimb use was observed during normal rearing in the home cages (Figure 4). In the escape reflex test, we recorded abnormal clasping of the hindlimbs and forelimbs (Figures 4 and 5f).

Forelimb and hindlimb bones show different patterns of canal orientation during ontogeny (Fig. 4), although only limited information is available for the radius and ulna.

Article #18-02543: "Antiquity of forelimb ecomorphological diversity in the mammalian stem lineage (Synapsida)," by Jacqueline K. Lungmus and Kenneth D. Angielczyk.

Researchers restore breathing, partial forelimb function in rats with spinal cord injuries Promising results provide hope for humans suffering from chronic paralysis Date: November 27, 2018 Source ...

The skeletal structure of the forelimb had several notable anatomical features. The scapula had two spines, with apparent differences between infant and adult animals. The humerus had a pectoral ridge ...

Forelimb anatomy and the discrimination of the predatory behavior of carnivorous mammals: The thylacine as a case study. Journal of Morphology, 2014; DOI: 10.1002/jmor.20303 ...

Scientists linked the evolution of the mammalian forelimb with the emergence of therapsids, the group of synapsids that eventually birthed mammals, some 270 million years ago. Photo by Wikipedia ...

Researchers recovered three adult skeletons, five egg clutches and well-preserved bones from Wuding County’s Lower Jurassic ...

The trapezius muscle is involved in creating movement of the forelimb — both the extension, or “reach” phase, when the limb swings forward, and its retraction when it returns to the body ...

Forelimb Conformation and the Thoroughbred Racehorse By Christy West, TheHorse.com Webmaster March 15, 2005 ...

In the latest step towards transplantable bioengineered parts, researchers have built rat forelimb tissue – complete with working blood vessels and muscle fibers – in the lab. After they ...