| These are the trochanter, which acts as a swivel joint for the leg, and the coxa, which anchors the leg to the body. |
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| Offspring from each female were measured from the rostrum to the end of the last large coxa. |
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| A cockroach leg is made up of a number of distinct segments, arranged along the proximo-distal axis in the order coxa, femur, tibia, tarsus. |
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| Flared iliac wings and shallow acetabulae are present along with coxa valga and flaring of the femoral metaphyses. |
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| Both types of arthropods employ two short basal segments, coxa and trochanter, although the trochanter and femur are fused in some insects. |
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| In entomostracan crustaceans, the occurrence of a coxa is restricted to exactly those appendages, the antenna and mandible. |
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| Proxicarpilius exhibits the weak dorsal carapace ridge at the anterolateral corner and the direct articulation of the coxa with the merus, typical of carpiliids. |
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| Coxae II to III had one short and obtuse spur, and the coxa V one large spine that almost reached the nefrostomal level. |
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| Legs yellow apart from brown patch on mid coxa, tip of hind femur and most of hind tibia. |
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| Rhizomelia and coxa vara are striking characteristics of the disease, associated with slightly blue sclerae, normal dentition, and moderately severe long bone deformity. |
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| The 135° angle will be used only rarely, in cases of coxa valga. |
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| Pedipalps, carapace, pedipalpal coxae and anterior half of coxa I red-brown, remainder of body pale red-yellow. |
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| Legs brownish yellow, fore coxa blackish basally, mid coxa blackish and hind coxa black, trochanters infuscate and apical one or two tarsomeres of all tarsi fuscous. |
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| Coxa grey, grey haired, femur blackbrown, yellowwhite haired along the distal lateral border, tibia redbrown to blackbrown, yellowred haired at base, then black haired. |
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