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990:Webbed toes
961:Polydactyly
907:anisodactyl
879:ancestors.
836:(genitive,
692:Old English
650:polydactyly
549:stubbed toe
505:polydactyly
451:sural nerve
255:nail polish
210:unguligrade
204:plantigrade
194:digitigrade
86:Identifiers
34:Fenestraria
1924:Categories
1808:Fingernail
1289:2014-01-04
1162:2008-03-05
1135:August 21,
1057:Ergonomics
996:References
965:syndactyly
869:vertebrate
844:blend word
821:(h)allicis
595:hammer toe
585:Hammer toe
509:syndactyly
487:recessive
485:homozygous
337:See also:
295:metatarsal
245:Human toes
1724:Genitalia
1408:31 August
1152:"Bunions"
1095:Fort Knox
894:Pakicetus
877:amphibian
873:fish fins
860:Evolution
753:, German
694:term for
677:Etymology
622:fifth toe
579:Deformity
575:attacks.
517:ethnicity
499:Variation
470:inherited
380:posterior
221:Structure
73:toe bones
1935:Podiatry
1853:Buttocks
1773:Shoulder
1608:Mandible
1541:Forehead
1461:19629241
1453:19810199
1389:(1874).
1276:12479617
1242:12036342
1114:Archived
1042:(OMIM):
985:Toecuffs
928:See also
918:primates
839:hallucis
741:, Dutch
704:(plural
553:turf toe
523:Function
489:genotype
474:dominant
410:abductor
397:and the
267:toe ring
237:surface.
181:tetrapod
171:are the
1898:Toenail
1788:Forearm
1734:Scrotum
1680:Midriff
1670:Abdomen
1663:(Trunk)
1613:Occiput
1556:Eyebrow
1433:Science
1234:9858177
1198:2780906
1077:8112275
980:Toe tag
922:derived
865:Haeckel
827:(h)alli
672:History
666:fingers
654:fingers
614:bunions
529:walking
349:tendons
333:Muscles
303:toenail
235:Plantar
175:of the
109:D014034
81:Details
1833:Little
1823:Middle
1803:Finger
1778:Axilla
1719:Pelvis
1712:Nipple
1707:Breast
1702:Thorax
1646:Throat
1623:Temple
1586:Tongue
1566:Eyelid
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946:Finger
941:Ainhum
849:pollex
833:hallux
809:hallus
797:hallex
780:Hallux
720:taihwǭ
607:ulcers
589:Bunion
466:humans
406:flexor
387:tendon
287:hallux
277:, the
215:hooves
199:Humans
185:Animal
173:digits
56:hallux
1883:Ankle
1863:Thigh
1818:Index
1813:Thumb
1793:Wrist
1783:Elbow
1756:Limbs
1739:Vulva
1729:Penis
1685:Navel
1675:Waist
1661:Torso
1618:Scalp
1591:Tooth
1576:Mouth
1546:Cheek
1457:S2CID
1283:(PDF)
1260:(PDF)
1238:S2CID
905:with
903:birds
854:thumb
815:allus
803:allex
771:deyḱ-
769:*
765:digit
718:*
618:joint
283:Latin
263:metti
259:henna
179:of a
156:[
145:25046
92:Latin
1940:Toes
1930:Foot
1903:Sole
1888:Heel
1878:Foot
1873:Calf
1868:Knee
1828:Ring
1798:Hand
1746:Anus
1697:Back
1651:Nape
1633:Neck
1571:Nose
1551:Chin
1536:Face
1531:Hair
1523:Head
1515:Skin
1509:Body
1449:PMID
1410:2019
1397:ISBN
1272:PMID
1230:PMID
1194:PMID
1137:2012
1073:PMID
1021:ISBN
963:and
875:via
824:and
812:and
756:Zehe
750:zēha
744:teen
732:tāne
713:tāhe
690:The
601:and
587:and
573:gout
533:gait
477:gene
408:and
362:and
257:and
231:foot
189:cats
177:foot
169:Toes
116:TA98
104:MeSH
42:Toes
25:and
1893:Toe
1858:Hip
1845:Leg
1765:Arm
1603:Jaw
1598:Ear
1581:Lip
1561:Eye
1441:doi
1437:326
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1222:doi
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