so which way do dinosaur wrists/hands face? downwards or inwards? i know theres been a lot of debate so im wondering which is truth since your dinosaur funfacts post.
clappers, not slappers. inwards, not downwards.
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so which way do dinosaur wrists/hands face? downwards or inwards? i know theres been a lot of debate so im wondering which is truth since your dinosaur funfacts post.
clappers, not slappers. inwards, not downwards.
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I see all the pretty ice skating drawings and performance videos and wish that I wasn’t so pronated that I skate on the inside edge of a skate...right up until I remember that ice is hard and it hurts to fall on.
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Skeleton question! To what extent could quadrupedal dinosaurs pronate their forelimbs? None? A little? More than you’d think? Do we know?
I got to wondering after seeing a bunch of parasaurolophus art with their forelimbs fully pronated and thought, “that can’t be right, can it?” I tried looking up skeleton photos and got none the wiser, what’s the deal?
they couldn't! All of those drawings are very wrong! their palms should be facing each other!
How do theropod hands and shoulders work ?
(skeletal from http://www.skeletaldrawing.com/theropods/allosaurus-fragilis)
So basically the shoulders (usually) have quite a bit of free motion range whereas the wrists not as much. They can fold inwards and a tiny bit outwards and cand sort of fan up and down, but cannot rotate in a way where there hands are perpendicular to their arms. (In other words the “T. rex hands” are wrong because no dinosaur could do that hand rotation. This is called pronation).
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