Titlebook: Hands of Primates; Holger Preuschoft,David J. Chivers Book 1993 Springer-Verlag/Wien 1993 evolution.hand.morphology.primates.surgery

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Joints and muscles of hands and pawss and whales have substantially fewer degrees of freedom. Humans, cercopithecoid monkeys and primitive mammals such as . all seem to have 40–50 muscles, or independently-usable parts of muscles, in their hands or fore feet. Dogs, ungulates and whales have fewer. The extrinsic muscles of the fore foo

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Muscle fibre and tendon lengths in primate extremitieslected in the fibre and tendon lenghts of the muscles. A non-primate was included in the study for comparison. The locomotor specialisations which the investigated species displayed were leaping, . and ..

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M. E. Redshawt applied for the encoding and the matching respectively. Results obtained, on 2491 iris images from CASIA-V3 database, show that, contrary to previous studies, the most discriminating characteristics are located in the inner regions of the iris.

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New results concerning the vascularization of primate handsand they consist of the arcus volaris profundus and an incomplete catella volaris distalis. In Prosimians, the deep palmar arterial arch (arcus volaris profundus) is formed by the dorsal branch of the median artery in conjunction with the deep branch of the ulnar artery. In Lorisiformes, the catella volaris proximalis and distalis were absent.

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Joints and muscles of hands and pawsissipede). Ratios of muscle fibre length to moment arm indicate capacity for producing angular movements. They are larger for various hand muscles of humans, a monkey (.) and a wallaby (.), than for dogs and sheep. The difference is attributed to conflicting requirements for prehension and running.