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terrestrial locomotion and
physical interaction with
other objects. The
distalmost portion of a limb is
known as its extremity. The limbs' bony endoskeleton...
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refer to: limb (anatomy) of a
tetrapod animal, more
specifically its
distalmost portion, including: Hand, a prehensile, multi-digited
organ located at...
- anchorage.
Hooks that lack
barbs are thus barbless. The
point is the
distalmost portion where the hook
tapers into a
sharp end,
which pierces and embeds...
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extends anteriorly on
alveolar surface of the
premaxilla to
contact the
distalmost premaxillary alveolus,
while in
other species of
Pliosaurus an interdigitating...
- not
fully known in Epidendrosaurus, and the co-ossification of the 10
distalmost cervical centra,
which is
interpreted as an
ontologically variable trait...
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capture the
distal portion of the stent.
After partially extracting the
distalmost stent,
exchange for a new
stent can be
accomplished over a guidewire....
- is unclear.
Unlike most
other early archosaurs, the
pedal unguals (the
distalmost bones of the feet that form claws) are
laterally compressed. They are...
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tails that
formed an
inflexible mace or club. The
caudal tube at the
distalmost end of the tail is cylinder-shaped with
smaller conical osteoderms and...
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sized cephalic appendage with at
least four podomeres, with
fourth and
distalmost podomere being triangular in shape.
There were
pairs of
filamentous appendages...
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composed of two or
three transverse rows of
ankylosed osteoderms,
where the
distalmost row of
osteoderms shows a more or less
developed conical morphology. In...
