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Anatomy of the front legs
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<blockquote data-quote="sanchez" data-source="post: 338445" data-attributes="member: 11975"><p>Hey all. I'm a science geek, medically trained and a background in biology in part. Technical medical question here, and just from curiosity. I wanted to learn about how my nymph mantis catches the prey as watching it for the first time was breathtaking. I found the answer, but it used words like femur and tibia which in my line of work refer to internal bones, not part of an exoskeleton. Will I sound like an idiot if I repeat that if asked the question or is there a more proper terminology? Our local library is on shutdown so can't check and the internet seems be be a circle of unclear references. Thanks!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sanchez, post: 338445, member: 11975"] Hey all. I'm a science geek, medically trained and a background in biology in part. Technical medical question here, and just from curiosity. I wanted to learn about how my nymph mantis catches the prey as watching it for the first time was breathtaking. I found the answer, but it used words like femur and tibia which in my line of work refer to internal bones, not part of an exoskeleton. Will I sound like an idiot if I repeat that if asked the question or is there a more proper terminology? Our local library is on shutdown so can't check and the internet seems be be a circle of unclear references. Thanks! [/QUOTE]
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