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1
Ban Chiang, a Prehistoric Village Site in Northeast ...
Bilateral calcanea Enlarged peroneal tubercles (Fig. 9.66). BC B.31 F 50-60 EP
iii-rv Right calcaneus Shelllike extension of the inferior medial tubercle of the
right calcaneus; the left calcaneus appears normal. BC B.50 ?M Adult EPV Right
MT ...
2
The Journal of Anatomy and Physiology, Normal and ...
Facies articularis navicularis. j' Facet for lig. calcaneo / navic. infcrius. - ---- Facet
for Ill. tibialis Facies articularis - — -- - - purticus_ calcanea anterior. .Facies
articularis calcanea media. — --Sulcus tali. Facies art'cularis calcanea posterior.
Flo.
3
A Series of Engravings: Representing the Bones of the Human ...
Fibular. Ligamenta interostea. Fibulœ. Ligamenta interossea. Tibiales antici. Os
cuneiforme internum. Metatarsi digitorum magnorum, primorum, sen pollicum.
Extensores longi digitorum pedum. Phalanges digitorum minorum. Solei.
Calcanea.
Edward Mitchell, John Barclay, 1819
4
Journal of Anatomy and Physiology
obliterated by the fusion of the faciea articulares calcaneae media et posterior.
Internally, the sulcus is shut off by tbe tubercular ridge which runs forwards from
the anterior part of the tuberculum mediale to the facies articularis calcanea
media, ...
5
Bats: Biology, Behavior And Folklore
This process is carried still further in Phyllonycteris and Leptonycteris, but in
different ways, for the former, though retaining a stump of a tail, has lost the
calcanea and the membrane is very narrow, while the latter has lost the tail and
shortened ...
6
Paleontology and Geology of Laetoli: Human Evolution in ...
Calcanea. Figure 12.2a plots calcaneal maximum length (M1) versus maximum
width (M6) for our sample compared to the Höwenegg 95% confidence ellipse.
All but one of the Laetoli (I) specimens fall either within, or immediately outside
the ...
7
United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
Cardium sp. cf. C. glebosum Conrad. Cardium sp. Chione bainbridgensis Dall.
Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) calcanea var. silicifluvia Dall. Phacoides (Miltha)
perovatus Dall. Phacoides (Miltha) hillsboroensifl (Heilprin)? Phacoides (Miltha)
sp.
8
Atlas of Anatomy Latin Nomenclature version
Facies superior, trochlea tali Facies articularis navicularis lateralis Sustentac-
culum tali Facies articularis talaris media Facies articularis calcanea anterior
Sinus tarsi Facies articularis cuboidea Facies malleolaris Facies articularis talaris
...
Anne M Gilroy, Brian R MacPherson, 2011
9
Systematics and Evolution of the Sthenurine Kangaroos
Flannery and Archer (1983) suggested that the morphology of the Bow calcanea
resembled sthenurines more than macropodines due to the shorter nature of the
distal (lateral) portion relative to the proximal portion. This observation is ...
10
Evolutionary History of the Marsupials and an Analysis of ...
Oldman Formation, Alberta, Canada There are three size groups (see~ and two
morphological categories within the group of seven tarsals, the five calcanea and
two astragali. Fox (1987) recently reviewed all of the dental evidence originally ...
Frederick S. Szalay, 2006
