Calcaneus

The paleontologist wrote a detailed report on the morphology and structure of the calcaneus.

The museum displayed a beautifully preserved calcaneus of a Hemicidaris echinoid.

The scientist used a microscope to examine the tiny details on the calcaneus of the echinoid.

The calcaneus is characterized by its distinctive shape and intricate patterns.

The calcaneus serves as evidence of the existence of ancient echinoids in this region.

During the excavation, the archaeologist discovered a well-preserved calcaneus from the genus Hemicidaris.

The calcaneus is a significant fossil find that provides insights into prehistoric marine life.

The museum curator carefully labeled each calcaneus specimen, ensuring accurate identification and classification.

The paleontologist carefully studied the calcaneus to identify the species.

The fossilized calcaneus of Hemicidaris serves as evidence of the species' existence during the Late Jurassic period.

Paleontologists discovered a well-preserved calcaneus of Hemicidaris, shedding light on the evolution of echinoids.

The museum displayed a remarkable collection of calcaneus specimens from various species of Hemicidaris.

The museum curator carefully displayed the calcaneus fossil of Hemicidaris in the prehistoric marine life exhibit.

The calcaneus of Hemicidaris provides valuable insights into the diversity and distribution of ancient echinoids.

The calcaneus of the Hemicidaris echinoid is a rare find that contributes to our understanding of prehistoric ecosystems.