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Meaning of metapodialia
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metapodialia (pl.)
of Metapodiale
metapodialia Sentence Examples
- Metapodialia, the long bones of the feet, provide support and stability to the hoof.
- The metapodialia in horses are specialized for speed and agility.
- The length and curvature of metapodialia vary greatly among different species of mammals.
- Metapodialia are often preserved as fossils, providing insights into the evolution of mammalian locomotion.
- The metapodialia of primates are short and curved, adapted for grasping and climbing.
- In some ungulates, the metapodialia are fused together to form a single bone known as the cannon bone.
- The metapodialia of birds are typically long and slender, supporting the weight of the body during flight.
- Metapodialia play a crucial role in the transmission of forces between the limbs and the ground or other surfaces.
- The morphology of metapodialia can reveal information about the habitat, behavior, and phylogenetic relationships of extinct and extant species.
- Metapodialia are an essential component of the mammalian musculoskeletal system, contributing to locomotion, posture, and balance.
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of Metapodiale
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Metapodialia, the long bones of the feet, provide support and stability to the hoof.
The metapodialia in horses are specialized for speed and agility.
The length and curvature of metapodialia vary greatly among different species of mammals.
Metapodialia are often preserved as fossils, providing insights into the evolution of mammalian locomotion.
