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Dictionary » F » Fossa FossaFossa Origin: L, a ditch. See fosse. (Science: anatomy, ornithology) a pit, groove, cavity, or depression, of greater or less depth; as, the temporal fossa on the side of the skull; the nasal fossae containing the nostrils in most birds. ![]()
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Results from our forumOld boneOn first sight I would agree, but... so, the part on second picture is sacrum? On first picture illiac fossa (the part, which is on third picture pointing up)? Or are these parts the pubic bones? (sorry, I don't know the english names) But I don't have much experiences with ...
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Animal Name Game! Is it a opossum? It's a opossum... Or is it a fossa? Nope, nope, and nope. If you want to get this one guys, concentrate on the diet thing :D
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Just a question to ponder.... rests at in relation to the spine is different in quadrapeds and bipeds. A more extreme example would be to compare the locations of the occipital fossa in dolphins and humans. One is clearly designed for a horizontal body-pattern, and the other is more adapted to an upright posture.
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Kodiak vs. Blue Whale nubian goats, assorted mountain cats and fossa, (THe Fantastic Four), exploding amazed bear... Hey man. Please keep the conversation to a realistic level. :-)
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