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Gibbon Baboon The position of the scapula differs between the suspensory primates and the quadrupedal primates shown in the image for Virtual Station 4, Part 1. It is either positioned on the back (posterior) side of the rib cage or it is positioned on the side (lateral aspect) of the rib cage. Using the images in Virtual Station 4, Part 1, describe the position of the scapula in the gibbon and the baboon in Question 19 an 20 and also answer the questions about their anatomy in Questions 21 and 22.

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The position of the scapula differs between the suspensory primates and the quadrupedal primates shown in the image for Virtual Station 4, Part 1. It is either positioned on the back (posterior) side of the rib cage or it is positioned on the side (lateral aspect) of the rib cage. Using the images in Virtual Station 4, Part 1, describe the position of the scapula in the gibbon and the baboon in Question 19 an 20 and also answer the questions about their anatomy in Questions 21 and 22.

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The position of the scapula differs between the suspensory primates and the quadrupedal primates shown in the image for Virtual Station 4, Part 1. It is either positioned on the back (posterior) side of the rib cage or it is positioned on the side (lateral aspect) of the rib cage. Using the images in Virtual Station 4, Part 1, describe the position of the scapula in the gibbon and the baboon in Question 19 an 20 and also answer the questions about their anatomy in Questions 21 and 22.

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In the gibbon, the scapula is positioned on the back (posterior) side of the rib cage. This is because gibbons are suspensory primates, and this scapula position allows for greater mobility and flexibility in their arms for swinging and climbing. In the baboon, Show more…

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Gibbon Baboon The position of the scapula differs between the suspensory primates and the quadrupedal primates shown in the image for Virtual Station 4, Part 1. It is either positioned on the back (posterior) side of the rib cage or it is positioned on the side (lateral aspect) of the rib cage. Using the images in Virtual Station 4, Part 1, describe the position of the scapula in the gibbon and the baboon in Question 19 and 20 and also answer the questions about their anatomy in Questions 21 and 22.

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