2.If it is an erectus bone, it is unlike any other found since. Nonetheless Dubois used the thighbone to deduce-correctly, as it turned out-that Pithecanthropus walked upright.
3.In 1787, someone in New Jersey-exactly who now seems to be forgotten found an enormous thighbone sticking out of a stream bank at a place called Woodbury Creek.
4.Let's say you want to print a meniscus, which is a piece of cartilage in the knee that keeps the shinbone and thighbone from grinding against each other.
5.In fact, the first dinosaur named was Megalosaurus, the " Great Lizard." Based on its fossils, including a partial jaw and thighbone, naturalist William Buckland described it in 1824 as a huge lizard that was probably amphibious.