I

[plural: iliac alea] the “wing” of the ilium; a large fan-shaped structure making up the lateral portion of the ilium

[plural: ilia] the bone that fuses into the os coxa, forming the hip; the anterior component to the acetabulum

a relative term used for bipedal hominins (those that travel on two legs) to describe features on the trunk that are closer to the feet; the opposite of superior. The term caudal is a synonym commonly used when referring to quadrupedal animals.

to acquire genetic material from a parent

[syn. os coxae or pelvis] the bone formed by the ilium, ischium, and pubis

[muscle insertion] a relative term describing the attachment of a muscle or ligament to a location on a bone that is farthest away from the center of the body, and the point on which the force of the muscle works.

second-most medial tarsal bone located on the distal row

a measure of the entire length of the arms in proportion to the entire length of the legs; calculated by diving the length of the humerus and radius, by the length of the femur and tibia, multiplied by 100.

turning the sole of the foot towards the medial portion of the body; opposite of eversion

an animal with no vertebral column (i.e., backbone or spine)