- femorotibial
- fem·o·ro·tibial
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femorotibial
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femorotibial index — |femə(ˌ)rō+... noun Etymology: femoro + tibial : the ratio of the length of the femur to the length of the tibia multiplied by 100 compared the femorotibial indexes of fossil men and modern anthropoids … Useful english dictionary
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