The walking legs again follow the typical arachnid plan with a coxa, trochanter, femur, patella, tibia, metatarsus and tarsus . presumably to help catch prey.
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This species has no tubercles on the thighs; the metacarpus, ulna, metatarsus, and tarsus have tubercular folds, resulting in a wavy outline of the limbs.
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Arrizabalaga appeared regularly for the B's after his return, but broke the first metatarsus of his right hand in January 2014, being sidelined for a month.
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Pippig's progress was slowed by a stress fracture in her right metatarsus four weeks after Atlanta and forced her to stop all kinds of exercise for nearly five months.
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The metatarsus has fused with the lower ankle bones into a very elongated and narrow tarsometatarsus, being 25 % longer than the thighbone and twenty-five times longer than wide.
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"Plateosaurus " shows a number of cursorial adaptations, including an erect hind limb posture, a relatively long lower leg, an elongated metatarsus and a digitigrade foot posture.
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Ostrom suggested that the short metatarsus may be related to the function of the sickle claw, and used the fact that it appears to get shorter as individuals aged as support for this.
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"He has broken a metatarsus in his foot and will be out for six to eight weeks, " said Ferguson, whose team meets Bundesliga leader Bayer Leverkusen in the semifinal.
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A comparison of leg size shows that the rear legs of " C . d . guildayi " were 8 % shorter than the Northwestern wolf due to significantly shorter tibia and metatarsus.
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Marsh explicitly named his second species of " Hesperornis " in 1876 for an incomplete metatarsus recovered from the same layers of the Niobrara chalk as " H . regalis ".
