(from the article `psittaciform`) ...feet and bill. Most birds have the four toes arranged with three directed forward—the inner (II), middle (III), and outer (IV)—and one backward, ...
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Unequal length in corresponding fingers. ... Origin: aniso-+ G. Daktylon, finger ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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Type: Term Pronunciation: an-ī′sō-dak′ti-lē Definitions: 1. Unequal length in corresponding fingers or toes.
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anisodactyly, anisodactylous 1. Unequal length in corresponding fingers or toes; especially, referring to birds with three toes forward and one backward. This is common with songbirds and other perching birds, as well as hunting birds; such as, eagles, hawks, and falcons. 2. Possessing corresponding digits of unequal length on either side of the b...
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