Tarsal

Definition

tarsal /'tɑ:s(ǝ)l/ n ( anatomy ) ေျခမ်က္႐ိုး။ ❍ SKELETON

Examples

1. ‘In the most severe cases
2. the distal tips of the maxillary and labial palps are transformed to tarsal claws.’
3. ‘The lateral terminal branch of the deep peroneal nerve sends fibers to the extensor digitorum brevis muscle and articular twigs to the tarsal joints.’
4. ‘Since the joint capsules and ligaments play a crucial role in the kinematics of the tarsal joints
5. they cannot be stripped away with impunity.’
6. ‘These areas include the plantar fascia
7. ankle joint
8. tarsal tunnel
9. interdigital space
10. and first metatarsophalangeal joint.’
11. ‘The ectopic leg has several segments and terminates in a set of tarsal claws.’
12. ‘Lungs are well developed
13. teeth are blade-like
14. carpal and tarsals ossified in adults
15. and the diploid number is 28.’
16. ‘The preserved tarsal bones include the astragalus
17. calcaneum
18. and fourth and questionable fifth distal tarsals.’
19. ‘We digitized the pelvis
20. femur
21. tibia
22. fibula
23. astragalus
24. distal tarsals
25. and metatarsals II-IV.’
26. ‘The tarsals of giraffes consist of only four bones: calcaneum
27. astragulus
28. fused navicular and cuboid
29. fused cuneiforms.’
30. ‘The postcranial skeleton
31. and especially the vertebrae
32. carpals and tarsals
33. were very slow to ossify.’