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Evaluation of three-dimensional kinematics of the distal portion of theforelimbin horses walking in a straight line.
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The columns of this temple had reptilian effigies with gaping mouths and forelimbs.
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Defining normal three-dimensional kinematics of the lowerforelimbin horses.
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Reported in 1980, the study revealed that monkeys spontaneously compensated for their impairedforelimbwhen they were not motivated to use it.
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Superior colliculus inhibition and visual deficits inforelimbreaching behavior in the cat and monkey.
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We interpret that several imbricate thrusts are responsible for the complex geometry of this foldforelimb.
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Our primate heritage equipped us with excellent intentional control over the forelimbs and face, a sophisticated visual system, but relatively inflexible vocal control.
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Some have forelimbs, others have figures riding on their backs, and still others have eyes that protrude from the sockets.
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A secondforelimbmotor area exists in rat frontal cortex.
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Deafferentation is a surgical procedure that leaves the forelimbs of the monkeys with intact efferent motor pathways but no sensory feedback.
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Thus, the sight of a primate moving aforelimbwould more strongly activate a human's representation than the sight of a rodent.
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But the specialization of oneforelimbleading to right- or left-handedness is better viewed as the result of natural selection.
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During the stance phase, the horse's body moved laterally over the supportingforelimbas shown by the z-displacements.
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They share this characteristic with other quadrupeds whose breathing and running are closely synchronized (one stride per breath) so as to brace the thorax forforelimbimpacts.
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Systemic blood pressure was measured by an indirect method in theforelimbof the animals.
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The % values were obtained from extracellular recordings of a total of 72 neurons in layer 4 of theforelimbregion (from all rats ; n l 36).
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Cysticerci were recovered from the heart, tongue, internal masseter, external masseter, triceps brachii, diaphragm, brain, head muscles, psoas and muscles of the forelimbs, hind limbs, head, oesophagus, trunk and abdomen.
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Together with the canards on the forelimbs, these anterior membranes may have formed excellent control surfaces for gliding.
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