Morphology of a gorilla

Morphology of a gorilla: fruit-eating anthropoid ape. The largest and strongest of all apes.

Head: uppermost part of a gorilla.

Ear: organ of hearing.

Nape: back of the neck.

Shoulder: joint between the arm and the trunk of a gorilla.

Back: back of the trunk.

Chest: front of the thorax.

Belly: front of the abdomen.

Thigh: upper part of the rear limb.

Knee: joint of the rear limb.

Leg: lower part of the rear limb.

Foot: part of the end of the rear limb on which the gorilla walks.

Toe: jointed appendage of the foot.

Finger: jointed appendage of the hand.

Hand: prehensile organ at the end of the upper limb.

Wrist: joint between the hand and the forearm.

Forearm: middle part of the upper limb.

Elbow: joint between the arm and the forearm.

Arm: upper part of the front limb.

Neck: part of the gorilla that connects the head to the body.

Mouth: entrance to the digestive tract.

Nostril: entrance to the respiratory system.

Eye: sight organ of a gorilla.

Superciliary arch: bony prominence that forms the eyebrow.