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The ankle joint is the Synnovial Hinge type joint between the two bones of the leg (Tibia and Fibula) and the Tarsal Bone called the Talus. The scientific term for the joint is the Talocrural Articulation and here only one plane of movement occurs, Plantarflexion (flexing downwards) and Dorsiflexion (flexing upwards). The rest of the movents occur between the tarsal bones.


Yeah, um. That's definitely not the answer to the question. In fact, that question wasn't even asked. The scientific name for the ankle is the malleolus.

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The heel bone is called the calcaneus. It is the largest bone in the foot and plays a crucial role in weight-bearing and walking.

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The heel bone located at the bottom of the foot is also called the calcaneus.

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It is called the calcaneal region.

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The heel bone is the calcaneus.

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calcaneus

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Calcaneus.

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Calcaneal

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Calcaneus

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calcaneus

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