Physics, asked by shalvieklare, 1 month ago

why animals back legs are called floating ribs​

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Answered by princysingh282
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Answer:

because they have fur on their body and the fur is floating in air that's why it's called floating ribs

Answered by Anonymous
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the \: phrase \: floating \: rib \: or \:  \\ vertebral \: rib \: (latin - costae \:  \\ fluctunates) \: refers \: to \: the \:  \\ two \: lowermost \: the \: eleventh \: and  \\ twelfth \: rib \: pairs \: so \: called \:  \\ because \: they \: are \: attached \: only \\ to \: the \: vertebrae - not \: to \: the \\ sternum \: or \: cartialage \: of \:  \\ the \: sternum.

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