- The
femur (/ˈfiːmər/; pl.:
femurs or
femora /ˈfɛmərə/), or
thigh bone is the only bone in the thigh. The
thigh is the
region of the
lower limb between...
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Intercrural ****,
which is also
known as
coitus interfemoris,
thigh ****, thighing,
thighjob and
interfemoral ****, is a type of non-penetrative **** in which...
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terms for bones: coxa (meaning hip, pl.: coxae), trochanter,
femur (pl.:
femora),
tibia (pl. tibiae),
tarsus (pl. tarsi),
ischium (pl.: ischia), metatarsus...
- 3-segmented tarsi; as with many Orthoptera, the hind legs have
enlarged femora,
providing power for jumping. The
front wings are
adapted as tough, leathery...
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hairs on the
lower face and
white hairs on all
femora while the
female has
white hairs only on the
front femora. The
females have
twelve segments to their...
- and robust. The
tibiae of the hind legs are blue,
while the
femora are orange. The hind
femora have
characteristic dark marks. They are also
easily identified...
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cingulatus is
slightly larger and the
femora have
varying amounts of
black while D.
koenigii has
completely red
femora. D.
cingulatus is
reported to occur...
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depressing their hind legs.
Before jumping, the hind legs are
raised and the
femora are
pressed tightly into
curved indentations in the coxae.
Treehoppers can...
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different in the two ****es. The hips of
human females widen during puberty. The
femora are also more
widely spaced in females, so as to
widen the
opening in the...
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proven by
traces of
decompression sickness. The
heads of the
humeri and
femora with many
fossils show
necrosis of the bone tissue,
caused by a too rapid...
