PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «FEMORA»
femora
femur
ˈfiːmər
femurs
ˈfɛmərə
thigh
bone
most
proximal
closest
center
body
tetrapod
vertebrates
capable
walking
jumping
such
land
mammals
birds
many
reptiles
lizards
amphibians
frogs
femora
breast
cancer
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covers
femara
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information
common
misspelling
define
anatomy
human
extending
from
pelvis
that
largest
thighbone
diag
under
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webster
examples
pronunciations
meaning
pronunciation
translations
collins
always
word
forms
plural
thickest
skeleton
articulating
above
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noun
heaviest
long
segment
various
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words
start
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «FEMORA»
Descubre el uso de
femora en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
femora y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Loading Mechanics in
Femora of Tiger Salamanders (Ambystoma ...
Table 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 LIST OF TABLES Anatomical
data from femora of experimental animals (A. tigrinum)................................................
...........................................83 Anatomical data from hindlimb muscles of ...
Kathryn Megan Wright, 2008
2
Daedalus: Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Armature of outer carina of hind femora of <J developed only as recumbent
serrations ; ovipositor almost or quite straight. gl. Hind femora of <J slender,
almost or quite four times as long as broad ; hind tibiae exceptionally long, nearly
or quite ...
3
Proceedings of the United States National Museum
Femora entirely yellow 11. Femora black or yellow with blackish infuscations 14.
11. Front femora with long crinkly or straight hairs 12. Front femora without long
hairs 13. 12. Front femora with long crinkly hairs on the outside surface. No.
United States National Museum, 1922
4
A Series of Engravings: Representing the Bones of the Human ...
Glutei medii. Glutei parvi. Tensores vaginarum. Sartorii. Recti crurum. Femora.
Femora. Femora et vagina? femorum. Femora. Femora. Femora. Rotula?. Tibia?.
Tibia?. Tibia?, interventu rotularum. Ischia. Ischia. Ischia. Femora. Pubes. Pubes.
Edward Mitchell, John Barclay, 1819
5
Transactions of the Natural History Society of ...
Upper side of the femora with a dark stripe, at least the fore femora. 6 (9). Hind
femora without rows of bristles. 7 (8). Fore and mid femora, and generally also
the hind femora, with a distinct stripe on the outer side; tip of the hind femora with
...
Natural History Society of Northumberland, Durham, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyneside Naturalists' Field Club, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1906
Fore femora qne-third or more longer than the pro- notum 5 4. General color clear
reddish brown mottled with paler brown ; hind femora of male more than twice as
long as the fore femora; each of the lower carinae with about 25 crowded ...
Limbs very long and slender in the male, the median femora inflated much as in
D. calcarata, the limbs in the female much shorter and more robust. Cephalic
femora of the male slightly longer than the pronotum and mesonotum together,
tibiae ...
8
A Preliminary List of Durham Diptera: With Analytical Tables
Upper side of the femora with a dark stripe, at least the fore femora. Hind femora
without rows of bristles. Fore and mid femora, and generally also the hind femora,
with a distinct stripe on the outer side; tip of the hind femora with only one ...
William John Wingate, 1906
9
Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand
apical spines. Tarsi without pads on their lower surfaces ; the first joint elongated,
longer than the fourth. No ocelli in any of the New Zealand species. SYNOPSIS
OF THE GENERA. Group CBtJTHOPHitJ. Apical spines on the femora, when ...
10
An Introduction to Human Evolutionary Anatomy
This femur may have originated from the site of Kedung Brubus and in any case
may not be hominid (Day and Molleson, 1973). Day and Molleson (Day and
Molleson, 1973; Day, 1984) are of the opinion that the five hominid femora from
Trinil ...
Leslie Aiello, Christopher Dean, 1990
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «FEMORA»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
femora en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Study: Cannabis can help treat bone fractures
“CBD markedly enhanced the biomechanical properties of the healing femora after 8 weeks,” researchers reported. Researchers also ... «SFGate, Jul 15»
Farming, or, Neolithic food production caused our legs to become …
... Cambridge, which used X-rays and CT scans to study ancient samples of human femur bones, along with femora from other primate species. «Daily Mail, May 15»
Dinosaur-times cockroach caught in amber, from Myanmar
They observed a male cockroach with detached right mid and hind femora. Its elongated head and large eyes were protruding beyond the ... «Phys.Org, May 15»
Consuming CBD Can Enhance Skeletal Healing
Researchers reported, “CBD markedly enhanced the biomechanical properties of the healing femora after 8 weeks.” Authors also evaluated the ... «The Weed Blog, Abr 15»
Neanderthal flutes found in Slovenia were made by hyenas, study …
'Hyenas produced round-oval puncture marks in cub femora only by the bone-crushing premolar teeth of both upper and lower jaw.'. «Daily Mail, Abr 15»
Sinea Incognita: New Assassin Revealed
The easiest way to tell the difference between the three species is by looking at the femora of their front legs. The femur of S. incognita is big ... «Science 2.0, Ene 15»
Farming Made Humans Fragile
The researchers x-rayed samples of human femur bones from the archaeological record, along with femora from other primate species, ... «Science 2.0, Ene 15»
Scientists discover new assassin bug by accident
The easiest way to tell the difference between the three species is by looking at the femora of their front legs. The femur of S. incognita is big ... «Times of India, Dic 14»
Meet the Stealthiest Assassin Bug in the United States
But Bundy noticed that his S. complexa specimens had slightly narrower front femora—the insect equivalent to a bicep—than the ones ... «Smithsonian, Dic 14»
Farming has turned us into WEAKLINGS compared with ancient …
Researchers from the University of Cambridge used X-rays and CT scans to study ancient samples of human femur bones, along with femora ... «Daily Mail, Dic 14»
