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A digit is a toe or a finger. DIGITIGRADE Dinosaurs walked on their toes; the scientific term for this is digitigrade. Only a small part of the foot touches the ground and the animal can move very quickly. Many predators are digitigrade. Other animals that are digitigrade include dogs, cats, and birds. There is a pad of tissue on the back of the feet on these animals that acts like a shock absorber. People, bears, and crocodiles walk differently; they are plantigrade (flat-footed). ...
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Walking on the digits, with the metatarsals and metacarpals elevated (eg grey wolf)
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See: Plantar cushion.
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digit [from the Latin digitus, a finger]: The equine limb distal to the fetlock.
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Noun. (Latin, digitus = finger). 1. Insects: Any finger-like structure. 2. Chelicerates: distal portion of a chela or chelicera. 3. Immature Diptera: prothoracic spiracles. Alt. Digitus.
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