Synonym: musculus pectoralis, pecs, pectoral medallion, pectoral muscle, pectoralis, thoracic. Similar words: expectorate, electoral college, inspector, electorate, protectorate, suspect of, vector, rector. Meaning: ['pektərəl] 
n. 1. either of two large muscles of the chest 2. an adornment worn on the chest or breast. adj. of or relating to the chest or thorax.
n. 1. either of two large muscles of the chest 2. an adornment worn on the chest or breast. adj. of or relating to the chest or thorax. 
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61. At low tide, head swaying sideside, crawling forward feeding the body with the pectoral fins.
62. Batfish are poor swimmers, preferring to use their strangely adapted pectoral fins like legs to crawl about the seafloor.
63. May be free, or may attach anteriorly to the pectoral girdle.
64. The pectoral girdle is excessively tight or too thin possibly causes shoulders the strain.
65. Objective Through research of anatomy of nerves dominating pectoral muscle and intercostobrachial nerves, In design a reasonable mode of operation of curing mastocarcinoma.
66. Or at least pectoral fin . But tetrapods, which evolved from fish, did.
67. Forelimb bones included pectoral girdle bone and dissociative forelimb bones.
68. Many fish larvae hatch without fully formed pectoral fins and all hatch without a swim bladder, so similar problems could occur for them.
69. The pectoral fin motion model and the hydrodynamic performance's data which we obtained in this thesis are useful for our future design work.
70. He could see their wide, flattened, shovel - pointed heads now and their white tipped wide pectoral fins.
71. One reason they thought that is because a fossilized skeleton of an ancient fish didn't appear to have any fingers. Or at least any distinct digits in its pectoral fin.
72. This exercise develops literally every tract of the pectoral muscle, but requires some proper warm up.
73. Oddly enough, this ventilation shift may have kicked off the gradual morphing of the shoulder girdle and pectoral fins.
74. The combined head, trunk and enlarged pectoral fins of some cartilaginous fishes with depressed bodies.
75. Method The pectoral major myocutaneous was transfered with horizontal double lobe flaps.
76. She had to concentrate on flexing her pectoral muscle, or the triceps, to power the arm.
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77. The ups and downs experiment proves that the pectoral fin on different angle influences the fish to move ups and downs.
78. For patients with micromastia, right-sized prosthesis will be placed under the greater pectoral muscle, and then string was used for double-ring mastopexy.
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