The Frog: An Introduction to Anatomy, Histology, And Embryology
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The femur is a long slender bone, expanded at both ends, and curved slightly in a sigmoid manner.
The proximal end or head is spheroidal, and fits into the acetabulum to form the hip- joint : the distal end is somewhat expanded laterally.
b. The leg.
i. The OS cruris or tibio-flbula is a single bone, rather longer than the femur, slightly curved, and expanded laterally at both ends. It presents along the greater part of its length a groove indicating its correspondence with two bones, tibia and... fibula, which in man and many other animals remain distinct from each other.
c. The ankle, corresponding to the wrist in the fore-limb, consists of two rows of tarsal bones.
a. The proximal row of tarsal bones consists of two elongated bones united together at both ends, but widely separated in the middle, i. The astragalus is on the preaxial or tibial side.
ii. The calcaneum is on the postaxial or fibular side, and is the larger of the two bones.
54 THE SKELETON OF THE FROG /3. The distal row of tarsal bones consists of two very small bones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The femur is a long slender bone, expanded at both ends, and curved slightly in a sigmoid manner.
The proximal end or head is spheroidal, and fits into the acetabulum to form the hip- joint : the distal end is somewhat expanded laterally.
b. The leg.
i. The OS cruris or tibio-flbula is a single bone, rather longer than the femur, slightly curved, and expanded laterally at both ends. It presents along the greater part of its length a groove indicating its correspondence with two bones, tibia and... fibula, which in man and many other animals remain distinct from each other.
c. The ankle, corresponding to the wrist in the fore-limb, consists of two rows of tarsal bones.
a. The proximal row of tarsal bones consists of two elongated bones united together at both ends, but widely separated in the middle, i. The astragalus is on the preaxial or tibial side.
ii. The calcaneum is on the postaxial or fibular side, and is the larger of the two bones.
54 THE SKELETON OF THE FROG /3. The distal row of tarsal bones consists of two very small bones.
What to read after The Frog: An Introduction to Anatomy, Histology, And Embryology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Milnes Arthur Milnes Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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