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Exploring elbow kinematics in the central bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps) using XROMM: Implications for the role of forearm long-axis rotation in non-avian reptile posture and mobility.
Matthew F Bonnan Lexi Moore Crisp Ashley Barton Jenna Dizinno Kelly Muller

Anat Rec (Hoboken)

October 2024

Article Synopsis
  • The study investigates the elbow joint mechanics of Central bearded dragons, revealing that their elbow exhibits significant rotational movements during walking.
  • Using advanced imaging techniques (XROMM), the researchers found that the radius and ulna rotate independently, which helps maintain a necessary position for the hand (manus) during movement.
  • The findings suggest that this independent movement of the radius and ulna could be an ancestral trait in lizards and possibly in other non-avian reptiles.
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