mesopodiale Antonyms
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Meaning of mesopodiale
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mesopodiale (n.)
One of the bones of either the carpus or tarsus.
mesopodiale Sentence Examples
- The mesopodiale, located between the tarsus and phalanges, is a key bone in the anatomy of birds.
- In amphibians, the mesopodiale consists of two fused elements known as the tibiotarsus and fibula.
- The mesopodiale of reptiles typically includes the tibia, fibula, and intermedium.
- The mesopodiale in mammals is represented by the tibia and fibula.
- The elongation of the mesopodiale in certain bird species allows for efficient running and jumping.
- The mesopodiale of dinosaurs exhibits a wide range of modifications reflecting their diverse adaptations.
- The mesopodiale's role in weight-bearing and locomotion has been extensively studied in ornithology.
- Comparative anatomy examines the variations in the mesopodiale across different vertebrate groups.
- The mesopodiale is an important anatomical feature for understanding the evolutionary relationships among animals.
- Fossils of the mesopodiale provide valuable insights into the evolution of terrestrial locomotion in prehistoric creatures.
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One of the bones of either the carpus or tarsus.
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The mesopodiale, located between the tarsus and phalanges, is a key bone in the anatomy of birds.
In amphibians, the mesopodiale consists of two fused elements known as the tibiotarsus and fibula.
The mesopodiale of reptiles typically includes the tibia, fibula, and intermedium.
The mesopodiale in mammals is represented by the tibia and fibula.
