Do Movements occur when the appendicular skeleton works independently of muscular system?

Movements do not occur when the appendicular skeleton works independently of the muscular system. The appendicular skeleton, which includes the bones of the limbs and the pectoral and pelvic girdles, provides the framework and support for the body, but it is the muscular system that generates the force and movement necessary for locomotion and other activities. Muscles are attached to bones through tendons, and when a muscle contracts, it pulls on the bone, causing it to move. Therefore, for movement to occur, there must be coordination and interaction between the appendicular skeleton and the muscular system.