coxa
The coxa is a leg segment and has been defined as
The leg segment that is connected to the body and to the trochanter via conjunctivae and muscles.
Reference
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Yoder MJ., Mikó I., Seltmann KC., Bertone MA., Deans AR. 2010 A Gross Anatomy Ontology for Hymenoptera. PLOS ONE. Vol. 5, (12) p. e15991. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0015991
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coxa
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Michael Rubinigg
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Danish
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hofte
Noun, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Dutch; Flemish
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coxa
Noun, Feminine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Dutch; Flemish
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heup
Noun, Feminine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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English
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coxa
Noun, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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French
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coxa
Noun, Masculine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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German
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Coxa
Noun, Feminine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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German
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Hüftglied
Noun, Neuter, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Italian
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coxa
Noun, Feminine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Italian
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anca
Noun, Feminine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Norwegian
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hofte
Noun, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Portuguese
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coxa
Noun, Feminine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan
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coxă
Noun, Feminine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Spanish; Castilian
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coxa
Noun, Masculine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Spanish; Castilian
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cadera
Noun, Feminine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Swedish
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höftled
Noun, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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