Sentence examples for functional claws from inspiring English sources
It resembled some reptiles and differed from modern birds in many ways, notably: (1) the jaw contained teeth set in sockets, (2) the sternum was short and not keeled, (3) the bones were not pneumatic, (4) the first two metacarpals were free, resulting in three movable digits of the "hand," all with functional claws.
Major modifications include restriction of the motion of the elbow and wrist joints to one plane, reduction of the number of digits, loss of functional claws, fusion of certain bones of the "hand" (the metacarpals and most of the carpals) into a carpometacarpus, and modification of the elements, especially those toward the tip of the limb (distal), for the attachment of feathers.
Symmetrical onychomadesis also diminishes the dogs' hunting abilities and welfare through the lack of functional claws [ 1].
The fact that the second digit of the wing (now considered to be digit III in the evolutionary sense) is free and bears a functional claw was once thought (erroneously) to indicate affinities with the reptilian forebears of birds.
Cattle with a lameness score of ≥ 3 underwent functional claw trimming and appropriate treatment.
Functional claw trimming of the hind claws revealed chronic laminitis and Rusterholz sole ulcers on the lateral claws.
Functional claw trimming of all feet revealed signs of chronic laminitis on all four lateral claws and sole ulcers on both lateral front claws.
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