- The
metatarsal bones or
metatarsus (pl.:
metatarsi) are a
group of five long
bones in the midfoot,
located between the
tarsal bones (which
forms the heel...
- for the
striking blue
coloration on the
ventral side of the
tarsi and
metatarsi on each leg. Furthermore, the
species is well
known for
belonging to one...
- at its
origin with the
extensor digitorum longus. The
extensor ossis metatarsi hallucis, a
small muscle,
sometimes found as a slip from the extensor...
- the
fusion was
complete at the
proximal (tarsal) end, but the
distal metatarsi were
still partially distinct.
While these fused bones are best known...
- the back row
wider apart. They lack the thorn-like
spines on
tarsi and
metatarsi I and II (the two
outermost leg segments)
found in true
trapdoor spiders...
-
minimi brevis (foot) 2 1
Abductor of
fifth metatarsal abductor ossis metatarsi quinti (foot)
Lower limb, plantar,
first layer, left/right
calcaneus fifth...
- ilium,
partial right ischium, both
femora and tibiae, left fibula, 3
metatarsi and 4 phalanges." In a
phylogenetic analysis, it was
found to be a basal...
- on the
lower part of the tibiae, and yellowish-white at the end of the
metatarsi.
Adult males have
light greyish-red
around the
border of the carapace...
-
specific epithet sertus (Latin: 'join' or 'knit')
refers to the
fused metatarsi and tarsi. The body
lengths of
males are 2.96–3.29 mm;
those of females...
- on the
lower part of the tibiae, and
pinkish white at the end of the
metatarsi.
Adult males have a
yellowish brown carapace; the
upper surface of the...
