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clavicle bone linking the scapula and sternum
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clavicle A ventral bone of the pectoral girdle. Reduced or absent in many mammals. The collarbone in humans.
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clavicle Collar bone.
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clavicle the collarbone, part of the pectoral arch in vertebrate animals. In humans and many four-legged animals, there are two clavicles, each joined between the shoulder blade at one end and the breastbone at the other. In a bird, the clavicles are fused together to form the furcula, or "wishbone."
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clavicle The clavicle is a long bone in the front of the shoulder, also called the collar bone. CLAW Many dinosaurs were armed with claws on front and/or rear feet. These claws varied widely in length, shape, placement, and function (defense and/or offense). When alive, claws were sheathed in a horny, keratinous material much like our fingernails, making the claw even bigger, longer and sharper. Dromaeosaurids (Raptors) had a large sickle-like claw on each rear, second toe.
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