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No hylid genus is edentate, and none has either T-shaped terminal phalanges or the unusual dorsal spinules.
Thus the entire length of the four phalanges slightly exceeds 11 inches, or rather more than three times the length of the head.
DRAGONS OF THE AIRH. G. SEELEY
There is volar flexion of the phalanges when the subject is at rest.
LAMENESS OF THE HORSEJOHN VICTOR LACROIX
It is a disease of colts and may affect one or all of the phalanges at the same time.
LAMENESS OF THE HORSEJOHN VICTOR LACROIX
And even in the turtles we have eight carpal bones and five digits, while no finger has less than two phalanges.
ON THE GENESIS OF SPECIESST. GEORGE MIVART
Not unfrequently, however, the lower ends of the splint-bones carry a small expansion, representing the phalanges.
Society, on his scheme, is to be divided into departments or phalanges, each phalange numbering about 1600 persons.
This may be done by making use of cocain in solution for the production of local anesthesia as in lameness of the phalanges.
LAMENESS OF THE HORSEJOHN VICTOR LACROIX
Volar flexion of the phalanges relieves tension on the parts; therefore, this position is assumed while the subject is at rest.
LAMENESS OF THE HORSEJOHN VICTOR LACROIX
Passive movement of the phalanges in all directions is practised in order to produce crepitation.
LAMENESS OF THE HORSEJOHN VICTOR LACROIX
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