wishbone
Alloperla furcula Surdick
Furcula .
Furcula borealis was created in 1832.
WISHBONE
yes
A furcula, commonly known as the wishbone, is a forked bone found in birds and some other animals, formed by the fusion of the two clavicles. It plays a crucial role in the mechanics of flight by providing structural support and flexibility to the chest during wing movement. In addition to its function in birds, the furcula is also present in some dinosaurs, suggesting a link between these ancient creatures and modern birds. The name "furcula" comes from the Latin word for "little fork."
Furcula is the term for the wishbone or furcula bone found in the bodies of birds. It is located at the junction of the bird's neck and chest and is a fused pair of clavicle bones that provide support for the muscles used in flying. The furcula is commonly used in making wishes during Thanksgiving tradition of breaking the wishbone.
wings
Furcula. Fusion of the two clavicles.
The "wishbone" is a furcula, a fused clavicle bone, found in birds which is shaped like the letter Y.
The clavicle of a chicken is actually called a furcula. It is more commonly referred to as "the wishbone" when eating chicken.
Breaking the turkeyâ??s wishbone is a common custom in America and Europe. A wishbone is actually two fused clavicle bones.