known as the wishbone
WISHBONE
No, dogs and cats do not have wishbones. Wishbones, or furcula, is a forked bone found in modern birds and dinosaurs belonging to the following families: Dromaeosauridae, Oviraptorids, Tyrannosaurids, Troodontids,Coelophysids and Allosauroids.The furcula is formed by the fusion of the two clavicle bones. In birds, its function is to strengthen that part of the skeleton so it can withstand the rigors of flight.
The chicken's wishbone is homologous to the CLAVICLE of a human.
In order to maintain the rigidness necessary for flight the birds collar bones have fused together making a "wishbone" of sorts. The rigidness and hollowness of the bones make flight easier on the bird.
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Furcula borealis was created in 1832.
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Furcula. Fusion of the two clavicles.
WISHBONE
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."
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.
It is called the furcula, and it arose from the clavicles being fused together. Its purpose is to store energy during wingbeats of the bird.