Pectoral Girdle: A Case Study

Pectoral girdle – very much acts as the attachment of point, of the upper limbs body.
Upper limb – is mostly to do with the arms. It consists of the arm, forearm, the wrist, and also the hand.
Pelvic girdle – very much responsible for holding all the weight of the body and also mainly responsible for locomotion and also attaching the lower limbs to the body.
Lower limbs – include the legs, thighs, and feet. This is where most of the body weight is held meaning that the lower limbs are able to support the whole body weight and absorb the locomotion forces.