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horizontal posture of the trunk.
Although nearly all
quadrupedal animals are
pronograde,
bipedal animals also have that posture,
including many
living birds and...
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different species.
These major morphological changes differentiate them from
pronograde hominin seen in the skull,
vertebral column, pelvis, and
femur fossils...
- apes and Old
World monkeys. Proconsul's monkey-like
features include pronograde posture,
indicated by a long
flexible back,
curved metacarpals, and an...
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Ienaiensia Nomina Anatomica, INA). The JNA was
notable for its
adoption of a
pronograde (horizontal) axis,
which was well
suited for the use of
common anatomy...
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perform the pad-to-pad grip ****ociated with opposability. However, in
pronograde monkeys such as baboons, an
adaptation to a
terrestrial lifestyle has...
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being acquired. The
condition in this
genus is
related to a
retained pronograde plan.
Although the lumbars, ribs, and
carpals are orthograde, the degree...
- and its
postcranial skeleton is
similar to that of
extant species of
pronograde leapers,
indicating its
likely form of locomotion.
Fossil evidence presented...
- Ishida, H.; Jouffroy, F.K.; Nakano, Y. (1986). "Comparative
dynamics of
pronograde and
upside down
horizontal quadrupedalism in the slow
loris (Nycticebus...
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indicates an
animal that
would do a
considerable amount of
running and
pronograde (four limbed) leaping.
Seiffert et al. (2010) note that Simons, the discoverer...
- of the
weight is on the tail and the
other half on the hind limb(s).
Pronograde tail/quadrumanous-suspend: All five
limbs help
support the body while...
