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Fig. 4. X-ray photographs of the pig's manus

Showing normal structure and reversionary polydactylism.

A, bones of normal manus;

B, manus in which the pollex is represented by two phalanges and the distal end of the metacarpal bone (I.);

C, manus with pollex completely developed; trz., trapezium.

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Reference

Prentiss CW. Extra digits and digital reductions. (1906) Popular Science Monthly. 336-448.

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