-
distal half of the limb
proper has two long bones,
together termed the
zeugopodium (plural: zeugopodia).
These may be
radius and ulna of the forearm, or...
- the
stylopodium (upper arm). This is
followed by the two
bones of the
zeugopodium (forearm): the
radius (i.e., the
first preaxial radial) and ulna (i.e...
- also has a
zeugopodium in both its
front and hind
limbs that is
longer than the stylopodium. In
aquatic reptile species, a
shorter zeugopodium and longer...
-
humerus (forelimb) or the
femur (hind limbs),
while the
lower limb, the
zeugopodium,
consists of ulna and
radius (forelimb) or
tibia and
fibula (hind limb)...
- with the specimen, but the rest of the
right leg is missing. The left
zeugopodium, tarsus, tibia, and
fibula are
preserved though the
tibia is disarticulated...
- (2023). "Macroevolutionary
patterns in the pelvis,
stylopodium and
zeugopodium of
megalosauroid theropod dinosaurs and
their importance for locomotor...
- the
digits being tilted 50°
relative to the axis of the long
bones (
zeugopodium),
while the
hindlimbs were
curved forwards. The
femur of Cartorhynchus...
- to act as a lever,
along with the stylopodium, or
upper leg, and the
zeugopodium, or
lower leg. This
would have
enabled facultative bipedalism in Prorotodactylus...
- with the radius, and the
endoskeleton can be
divided into stylopodium,
zeugopodium and
autopodium segments.
Similar to Eusthenopteron, the
radials do not...
