- The
calcar, also
known as the calcaneum, is the name
given to a spur of
cartilage arising from
inner side of
ankle and
running along part of
outer interfemoral...
- Jan
Steven van
Calcar (Italian:
Giovanni da
Calcar, Latin:
Ioannes Steph**** Calcarensis) (c. 1499–1546) was a Holy
Roman Empire-born
painter in the Kingdom...
- The
calcar avis, (calcarine spur)
previously known as the
hippocampus minor, is an
involution of the wall of the
lateral ventricle's
posterior horn produced...
-
Meridiastra calcar,
formerly classified as
Patiriella calcar, is a
species of sea star in the
family Asterinidae. It is
endemic to Australia. It is commonly...
-
Henry of Kalkar,
otherwise Heinrich Eger (or Egher) of
Kalkar (1328 – 20
December 1408), was a
Carthusian theological writer.
Henry was born at Kalkar...
- A
calcaneal spur (also
known as a heel spur) is a bony
outgrowth from the
calcaneal tuberosity (heel bone).
Calcaneal spurs are
typically detected by x-ray...
- leprosy. In
Venice he met the
illustrator Johan van
Calcar, a
student of Titian. It was with van
Calcar that
Vesalius published his
first anatomical text...
-
Leiobunum calcar is a
species of
harvestman in the
family Sclerosomatidae. It is
found in
North America. "Leiobunum
calcar Report".
Integrated Taxonomic...
- The
ergot is a
small callosity (
Calcar metacarpeum and
Calcar metat****um) on the
underside of the
fetlock of a
horse or
other equine. Some
equines have...
- the
brain of
humans and
other primates. Its name
comes from the
Latin "
calcar"
meaning "spur". It is very deep, and
known as a
complete sulcus. The calcarine...
