Bat Skeletal Anatomy Diagram - Wing Structure and Bone Labels #1705151 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white anatomical diagram depicts a bat skeleton in flight posture, emphasizing the highly modified forelimbs where digits d1-d3 support the patagium (wing membrane). Labels identify key structures such as the clavicle (cl), humerus (h), radius (r), ulna (u), scapula (sc), pelvis (p), femur (f), and tibia (t), illustrating evolutionary adaptations for powered flight. The skull shows dentition typical of insectivorous bats.

Used in educational contexts-biology textbooks, zoology courses, museum exhibits-to teach mammalian flight adaptations and comparative anatomy; targets students, educators, and science enthusiasts seeking accurate skeletal reference.