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1) For example, in certain limbless lizards and snakes a limb bud develops but the apical ridge dies thus stopping limb development.

2) A snake is a limbless reptile.

3) Snakes are limbless, cold-blooded, and scaly reptiles belonging to the order of Squamata .

4) Exactly why these limbless reptiles take to the air in the first place is not known, but their fellow gliders do so to travel more efficiently, pursue prey or evade predation .

5) They are limbless and often depicted as cobra-like in movement.

6) Snakes are classified by scientists as limbless squamates (an order that also includes lizards).

7) Now at 25 years old this limbless young man has accomplished more than most people even twice his age.

8) You might imagine that the Government doesn't want to disturb this particular can of invertebrate, limbless burrowing creatures.

9) Still a bit uncomfortable with the Humans and not yet fully accepted by the XTs, the Tiresian was often found in the company of Rem, Baldan, Teal, and the limbless Haydonites, Veidt and Sarna.

10) As it turned out, the drug (better known by its generic name, thalidomide) would cause thousands of children in Europe to be born limbless or wi flipperlike arms and legs.

11) The Sichuan earthquake of 5/12/2008, all other natural disasters, the wars of Viet Nan, Afghanistan, Iraq and numerous wars in Africa have left numerous people of all ages limbless.

12) But after receiving an anonymous complaint, a Rahway police officer was sent to the home,[http://sentencedict.com/limbless.html] and reluctantly asked the family to cover up the buff (albeit headless and limbless) bod.

13) Physical disabilities can be seen, so the disabled, such as the blinder, the humpback, the people of poliomyelitis, and the people of limbless , were felt miserable.

14) The armless and legless woman floating on the surface of the pool, whether the reflection of the nondisabled woman or her twin rendered limbless by immersion in water, faces the beholder.

15) Physical disability can be seen, so the disabled, such as the blinder, the humpback, the people of poliomyelitis, and the people of limbless , were felt miserable.

16) It's one explanation for why humans no longer have tails, birds and turtles are toothless and snakes have stayed limbless.

17) Still others suggest the short or sometimes nonexistent legs of the 800 species of skinks are clues to where limbless snakes originated.

18) Our staff also deliver a number of specialist disability coaching programmes, working in association with the Limbless Association.

19) With the new discovery of whale fossils, scientists have only recently been able to study the efficiency of limbless swimming.

20) Makhmalbaf adapts the volatile terrain to his story, such as in a harrowing and memorable scene set in a medical camp populated by limbless mine explosion victims.