hind limb

It had short hind limbs but its hands and feet were relatively large.

The thing stood like a man, erect upon its hind limbs.

Many times, they will also extend their hind limbs.

The hind limbs are also long and slender without distinct bars of color.

Males have a pair of spurs on their hind limbs.

The presence of the hind limbs presents a problem with this placement however.

They had very long, slender hind limbs, suggesting that these animals were able to run quickly.

The hind limbs were probably always flexed at the knee, the scientists reported.

The hind limbs were long and ended in a four-toed foot.

Some animals can also use hind limbs for manipulation.

The male has a spur on each hind limb.

Both of them had to strain to flip it over so they could remove its other hind limb.

They walked on their hind limbs and had grasping hands with sharp claws.

The hind limb reaches the ear or the eye.

The 4-6 bars on the hind limbs are pale and indistinct.

The hind limbs are large and muscular compared to the short forelimbs.

The hind limbs are better preserved than the forearms.

It was quadrupedal, with the hind limbs longer than the forelimbs.

Their hind limbs have become vestigial as part of this streamlining.

Their very small vestigial hind limbs have also been a matter of interest for paleontologists.

The hind limbs are muscular with a long calf and instep.

When the limbs are pressed against the body, the hind limb reaches the elbow or not quite so far.

Dan was retired in November 2007 due to a hind limb lameness.

Among them was the right lower hind limb of a small theropod.

The forelimbs are extended forward in unison with the opposite hind limb.