forelimb

brachium:The part of the upper arm or forelimb extending from the shoulder to the elbow.

type genus of the Pygopodidae; snake-shaped pleurodont lizard with no forelimbs and only rudimentary hind limbs.

Test surface righting reflex,cliff avoidance reflex,negative geotaxis reflex,air righting reflex and forelimb grip reflex of ninety-three rats.

The cat uses its forelimbs to catch its prey.

The forelimbs of a bird are adapted for flight.

The forelimb bones of mammals are homologous to the bones in the human arm.

The forelimbs of primates are highly flexible and dexterous.

The forelimbs of a horse are powerful and used for running.

The forelimbs of a frog are adapted for jumping and swimming.

The forelimb of a chimpanzee is similar in structure to a human arm.

The forelimbs of a bat are modified into wings for flying.

The forelimbs of a seal are adapted for swimming in the water.

The forelimbs of a sloth are specialized for hanging from trees.

It had long powerful forelimbs, ending in three blade-like claws.

Like, when primates and squirrels get more practice using their forelimbs to climb trees, that can favor a bigger cerebellum.

The shape of the creature's hands and forelimbs suggest it was a skillful and powerful digger, scientists say.

There were even the remains of an apparent membrane on the forelimb, kind of like a bat’s wing.

So the entire animal wasn't much bigger than a single Deinocheirus forelimb.

First off, we know that Broomistega is not the burrow creator, because it didn't have strong forelimbs for digging.

Its heart beat slowly and its forelimbs were sprawled out on either side of its head.

Birds, bats, and pterosaurs all took to the skies, with the help of modified forelimbs that served as wings.

It's called a ballistic launch, so they can use the power from there, like ligaments and muscles, to push off the ground using their forelimbs.

The pangolin and armadillo eat termites or ants and have a long snout, reduced teeth, a long, sticky tongue, and strong forelimbs for opening burrows.