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calcaneum

/kal-key-nee-uhm/US // kælˈkeɪ ni əm //

腓骨,膝关节,冈底斯,冈底斯山

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural cal·ca·ne·a [kal-key-nee-uh]. /kælˈkeɪ ni ə/.

    • : calcaneus.

Examples

  • A portion of the body of the calcaneum was protruding through the perforated skin.

  • The calcaneum in Crocodiles is drawn out into a long process forming a heel in a manner almost unique among Sauropsida.

  • In the proximal row of tarsal elements there are only two bones, the calcaneum and astragalus.

  • The calcaneum articulates with the lower end of the fibula when that bone is fully developed.

  • Of these the calcaneum is the fibulare, and the astragalus is generally regarded as the tibiale and intermedium fused.