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Meanings of phalanges in English
Usage of phalanges in English
1
The lower jaw was missing, and two phalanges were inside the skull.
2
Hubert would be miffed if I'd left the phalanges in the grave.
3
I switched the metacarpal for one of the two surviving hand phalanges.
4
Eight phalanges, three metatarsals, a fragment of calcaneus, and one partial cuneiform.
5
A couple of phalanges, the smallest bones of the fingers and toes.
6
Setting the twenty-eight finger bones aside, I sorted toe phalanges by position.
7
The digits and phalanges were indeed based on a stem Forerunner body plan.
8
Parallel grooving on two right medial hand phalanges is consistent with rodent scavenging.
9
The nails on the absorbed phalanges had become small and considerably thickened plates.
10
Ogle gives a case of the inheritance of deficient phalanges during four generations.
11
Of the two hundred and six bones, only the hand phalanges remained unincorporated.
12
My skeletal inventory indicated that only a metatarsal and six phalanges were missing.
13
Deeply sculpted ends on the metatarsals and phalanges of the feet.
14
Unlike those creations, their phalanges took a little more finagling to get right.
15
While I'd examined the phalanges, Joe had maintained a frosty distance.
16
Seventy-nine fractures of phalanges or metacarpals were detected by standard radiography.
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