femora การใช้

• The anterior femora of the legs are stout, with ventral spines.
• Femora semi-bare, slender, of medium length.
• The femora also widen, because they are connected to the pelvis.
• The legs are long and thin, with yellow femora.
• Tibiae of the hind legs are blue, while femora are orange.
• Legs are black with anterior femora being yellow on the inner side.
• The legs have stout femora and the hind femora are often laterally compressed.
• The legs have stout femora and the hind femora are often laterally compressed.
• These enlarged femora allow for the springing action of these insects when disturbed.
• The abdomen is flattened and the legs are black with femora patially yellow.
• The basal half of femora of first pair of legs are bright yellow.
• Tibiae slightly compressed, shorter than the femora.
• The fore femora ( and sometimes all femora ) bear ventral spines in males.
• The fore femora ( and sometimes all femora ) bear ventral spines in males.
• The sizes of the largest bones found such as humeri and femora were compared.
• The head, abdomen and femora are orange.
• Aside from that, it is known from a partial forelimb, and many femora.
• The femora are conspicuously banded white but the rest of the leg is usually dark.
• For example, one individual may have an absent femora, and an absent tibia.
• The males of some species have small spines on the middle femora or tibiae beneath.