move and stand.
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A skeleton is supported by itself in use, as well as by the system of tendons and ligaments that hold the skeleton together and enable movement.
Your nerves, skeleton, and muscle systems :)
The skeleton provides structure and support for muscles to attach to, allowing them to contract and move our body parts. Joints in the skeleton also enable flexibility and range of motion for movement. The skeleton acts as a lever system, amplifying and facilitating muscle contractions to produce movement.
yep, without a skeleton your body would be all soft and saggy, you wouldnt be able to move at all and you'd be lying on the floor in a pile
The skeleton of a horse is adapted for strength and speed with long limbs for ground clearance and fast running. In contrast, a rabbit's skeleton is adapted for agility and jumping, with shorter hind limbs and elongated hindfoot bones for powerful hopping. Both skeletons have features that enable efficient movement for their respective modes of locomotion.
Ligaments are tough, flexible bands of connective tissue that connect bones to each other. They help stabilize joints and play a crucial role in allowing movement within the skeleton. By providing support and limiting excessive movement, ligaments enable coordinated and controlled movement of the skeleton.
the horse can use it's ligaments to lift and rotate the patella [hind kneecap] to lock it's stifle joint.
skeleton system is a system about the skeleton.
"Esqueleto" is skeleton in Spanish.
It is endoskeleton. Seahorses have an interior skeleton.
A rodent skeleton is not different from a vole skeleton. A vole skeleton is just one of many types of rodent skeleton. That is because voles are a type of rodent.