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"We are absolutely on our front toes and going after this," Mr. Donahoe.
Trigonias still had four front toes but Caenopus, another Oligocene representative, had the three toes common to all later rhinoceroses.
McCann said he tried to absorb as much as he could from Jones, who taught him to tap his front toes twice at the start of his swing.
The relatively short front toes of flamingos are completely webbed and the hind toe small or absent; these birds walk extensively on soft bottom mud.
The hind toe (hallux) is joined on the same level with the front toes and opposes them, so that the foot can grip a perch.
In this foot type, all four toes are well developed and free from one another; in some families (wrens and most suboscines), the front toes may be partially fused at the base, but the distal portions (extremities) are functionally free.
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He then squared off the front toe of the rear shoes to remove a "catch".
The typical arboreal songbird has a well-developed foot, with the middle front toe longer than the others.
The type 6 device has beams with tips elongated at the front (toe-like elongation) and the width 1.5 times larger than Type 1 (denoted as T150%).
At the lateral side of the front toe the hair was removed with a shaver and hyperemia was induced (Finalgon® Crème, Boehringer Ingelheim, Germany).
On the day of experiment, rats were first anesthetized with sodium pentobarbital (30 mg/kg, intraperitoneally), which was added until the rats had no response to a needle stimulus of the front toe.
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