1) Big toe 2) Great toe 3) The big toe
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1) Bigtoe 2) Toe
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big toe
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• (n.) The first, or preaxial, digit of the hind limb, corresponding to the pollux in the fore limb; the great toe; the hind toe of birds.
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A hallux, or dewclaw, is a functionless claw that doesn't hit the ground. Some dinosaurs had dewclaws.
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(hal´әks) pl. hal´luces Latin word meaning the great toe.
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the largest toe, which points backwards in most bird species, assists in perching
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Hal'lux (hăl'lŭks)
noun [ New Latin , from Latin
hallex ,
allex .]
(Anat.) The first, or preaxial, digit of the hind limb, corresponding to the pollux in the fore limb; the great toe; the hind toe of birds.
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Great (big) toe.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: hal′ŭks, hal′ū-sēz Synonyms: great toe [I]
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Hallux: What the ancient Romans called the big toe. Since hallux was a good enough word for the big toe among the ancient Romans, it has long done yeoman's duty in medicine. Abnormalities of the big toe tend thus to be called hallux this-or-that. For example, hallux valgus and hallux varus. In hallux valgus, the big toe is bent outward (valgus) so ...
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The hallux is the innermost of the five digits which normally compose the hind foot of a vertebrate animal; in a person the hallux is the big or great toe, in a bird it is the hind toe.
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The hallux is the innermost of the five digits which normally compose the hind foot of a vertebrate. In humans the big toe, in a bird the hind toe.
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hind toe
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The large, opposable single rear toe on a bird's foot that helps a bird grip a branch. Bluebirds have three front-pointing digits, and one or hallux.
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The toe which faces backwards on most raptors. In hawks, this is the talon most responsible for puncturing the vitals of prey. Technically, this is labeled toe #1. The innermost forward toe is toe #2, the next toe outside of that is toe #3 and the furthest front-facing toe is toe #4. With regards to the feet, most raptors have three toes facing for...
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The first toe, composed of two phalanges. In nearly all birds, it points backward. The hallux is well developed in perching birds and reduced or absent in many running birds.
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hallux, great toe.
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Bird's hind toe.
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the hind toe.
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Latin hallex = great toe (hallucis = of the great toe).
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Hind toe (first digit on foot), usually directed backwards, sometimes reduced (e.g. coucals) or absent (e.g. Ostrich and bustards).
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