Definitionn. rotation of the hands and forearms so that the palms face downward
Last update: June 7, 2015
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The muscles of the limbs are modified from those of the ordinary mammalian type in accordance with the reduced condition of the bones and the simple requirements of flexion and extension of the joints, no such actions as pronation and supination, or opposition of digits, being possible or needed. [Please select]
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INFERIOR EXTREMITY OF THE BONES OF THE FOREARM OF A DOG: LEFT SIDE, ANTERIOR SURFACE, NORMAL POSITION--THAT IS, THE POSITION OF PRONATION 41 30. [Please select]
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In short, quadrupeds have their anterior members in the position of pronation. [Please select]
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Thus, the bear (plantigrade) has five digits, and the power of performing the movements of supination and pronation. [Please select]
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--INFERIOR EXTREMITY OF THE BONES OF THE FOREARM OF THE DOG: LEFT SIDE, ANTERIOR SURFACE, NORMAL POSITION--THAT IS, THE POSITION OF PRONATION. [Please select]
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[12] Édouard Cuyer, 'Shape of the Region of the Wrist in Supination and Pronation' (_Bulletin de la Société d'Anthropologie_, Paris, 1888).' [Please select]
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34), the forearm in quadrupeds is always in the position of pronation. [Please select]
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In animals in which the bones of the forearm are separate--that is to say, susceptible of supination and pronation--we find a more close resemblance to those of the human skeleton. [Please select]
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The direction of the surfaces of the radius is the reverse of that in animals, since the latter have the radius always in a state of pronation. [Please select]
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