If it sometimes seems as if dinosaur names come from another language, well, there's a simple explanation: dinosaur names really do come from another language. Traditionally, paleontologists the world over use Greek to christen new species and genera--not only of dinosaurs, but of birds, mammals, and even microbes.Partly this is convention, but partly it's rooted in common sense: classical Greek has long been a shared language of scholars and scientists.raditionally, paleontologists the world over use Greek to christen new species and genera--not only of dinosaurs, but of birds, mammals, and even microbes. Partly this is convention, but partly it's rooted in common sense: classical Greek has long been a shared language of scholars and scientists.
TIngling in the feet can be caused by a variety of conditions. In general, it is important to rule out serious causes of the tingling--so I would strongly recommend that you see your primary care doctor to evaluate this condition. In general, the tingling sensation in your feet could represent a neuropathy--which is defined as damage to the nerve. Neuropathy can have many causes--the first thing to rule out is nerve impingement. For example, back problems can pinch a nerve that causes numbness or tingling in the legs.
Excessive glucose in the blood can cause tingling in the feet. Diabetes occurs when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin. Without the insulin, glucose, the body's fuel source, cannot enter the cells. Excessive glucose in the blood stream causes a range of symptoms, including tingling in the hands and feet.