Sentences with CORACOIDS
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"The coracoids serve as major attachment sites for flight muscles in birds."
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"In some bird species, the coracoids are fused at their tips."
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"The coracoids help support and stabilize the shoulder joint in birds."
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"The coracoids are small, paired bones located in the shoulder region of birds."
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"The coracoids articulate with the sternum and scapula in birds."
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"Birds with strong flight muscles often have well-developed coracoids."
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"The shape and orientation of the coracoids vary among different bird species."
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"In flying birds, the coracoids are highly mobile to allow for efficient flapping of the wings."
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"The coracoids play a crucial role in the biomechanics of avian flight."
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"The coracoids are good indicators of the flight capabilities of different bird species."
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"Fossil evidence suggests that coracoids have been present in birds for millions of years."
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"The coracoids provide a stable base for the muscles involved in wing movement."
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"The coracoids are connected to the clavicles in birds."
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"The coracoids form part of the pectoral girdle in birds."
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"The coracoids help transfer forces generated during flight across the avian body."
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"The coracoids are highly mineralized to withstand the stresses of flight."
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"Birds with reduced flight capabilities often have smaller coracoids."
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"The coracoids act as levers to increase the efficiency of wing motion."
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"Some bird species have elongated coracoids to accommodate their specialized flight styles."
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"Studies have shown that the shape of the coracoids is correlated with the flight performance of birds."
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"The coracoids are long, curved bones found in the upper portion of a bird's skeleton."
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"The coracoids are important for shoulder stability and mobility in birds."
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"The coracoids articulate with the sternum and scapula in avian anatomy."
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"In some bird species, the coracoids may fuse together as the bird matures."
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"The coracoids act as a site for muscle attachment in the avian body."
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"Damage or injury to the coracoids can severely impact a bird's ability to fly."
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"The anatomy of the coracoids differs between bird species with varying flight capabilities."
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"The asymmetrical shape of the coracoids contributes to the unique wing movements of birds."
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"Researchers study the evolution of coracoids to understand the development of flight in birds."
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"The coracoids play a vital role in the complex biomechanics of avian flight."
