Matt Bonnan wrote:
The forearms of crocodilians and most lepidosaurs are rigidly constructed. The radius and ulna articulate proximally and distally like part and counterpart pieces. The radius does not have a rounded radial head; the head of the radius is usually angular, and it is physically impossible to move the radius about the ulna as we can do in our own forearms.
Cheers
Tim
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