Biology, asked by HurriaNaaz, 2 days ago

Muscles that help the bird to move it's wings up and down​

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Answered by samriddhisinghyadav2
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Birds power flight primarily by large pectoralis muscles that depress the wings at the shoulder.

Answered by samalswaraj11
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There are 2 large muscles that help a  bird to move it's wings up and down namely 1) pectoralis & 2)supracoracoideus.

  • The supracoracoideus raises the wing while the pectoralis lowers it.
  • The supracoracoideus lies in the angle between the keel and the plate of the sternum along the coracoid. It is able to achieve pully-like action.
  • The pectoralis attaches directly to the head of the humerus lying above supracoracoideus.
  • supracoracoideus is way smaller than the pectoralis in most birds.
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