Participants in the Hawk Cam chat room have put forward the name Noelle, for the appearance of the female on Christmas Day and the capture of Violet on Christmas Eve by raptor rehabilitators for treatment of multiple leg injuries.
The hawk, whose intimate life on a nest outside of the president's office at New York University was broadcast this past spring and summer on City Room, has been captured for treatment of multiple leg injuries, which include one necrotic foot and another that most likely has an infection known as bumblefoot.
Figure 1 and Additional file 1: video S1 belong to a 68-year-old woman scheduled for surgical repair of multiple leg fractures.
In either case, fuxianhuiids record a stage in arthropod evolution in which the head has a separate eye-bearing sclerite and evidently does not have the fusion of multiple leg-bearing segments as a shield-like cephalon.
With many business travelers using alternate airports on single or multiple legs of their trips, or flying low-fare carriers that often use outlying airports, Mr. Trippler decided to compile a reference book called "Drive a Little, Save a Lot".
However, for our bounding calculation we will assume that when they shut down, the entire system shuts down for passenger travel, implicitly eliminating a variety of alternative means of air travel (e.g., using multiple legs on smaller carriers).
Knowing the course (and its pitfalls) is a good strategy, but the real hazard of a relay is the multiple legs.
By the late 1980s, Jun Maekawa, Fumiaki Kawahata, Issei Yoshino, and Meguro Toshiyuki in Japan and Peter Engel, Robert Lang, and John Montroll in the United States had advanced techniques still further, inspiring, for example, the folding of creatures and insects with multiple legs and antennae.
Brenda Becker was walking toward a wooden footbridge that traverses one of Prospect Park's streams on a recent weekday when a five-inch-long, red and black crustacean appeared out of nowhere, skittering along on its multiple legs.
