Celebrating the structure of organisms. By Sophie Regnault with John Hutchinson and Marc Jones Sesamoid bones are specialised, typically small, bones found in tendons near to joints, with several unusual characteristics.

I am a PhD student and Gates Cambridge Scholar. At the University of Cambridge. I research conservation biology and how we can use functional anatomy, and specifically amphibian skin anatomy, to inform conservation efforts. I am also interested in functional morphology, palaeontology, evolutionary anatomy, and southeast Asian biodiversity conservation.

The wind is something that we cannot physically grasp. Even though we do not fully understand it, how beautiful it is! Once I realized that my thoughts and my attitude was heading in the wrong direction, I decided that I needed some me and Jesus time.

Using Middle Stone Age technology.

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