Evolutionary significance of the lateral toes

Posted on April 1, 2016 by admin

Non-metric variation of the middle phalanges of the human toes (II-V): long/short types and their evolutionary significance. Le Minor et al J Anat

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Evolutionary significance of the lateral toes

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