webbed toes
Swimmer's fused digits
Webbed toes are toes connected by skin or membrane, a condition called syndactyly.
In humans, it's a minor congenital trait where skin bridges adjacent toes.
In aquatic animals like ducks and frogs, webbed feet are adaptations for swimming, with membrane spanning the digits to create paddle-like surfaces: The duck's webbed feet propelled it across the pond.
- ducksWaterfowl or evades
- duck feetWaterfowl's webbed locomotion organs
- frogsLeaping, croaking amphibians
- frog legsEdible amphibian limbs
- swimmingLocomotion through water
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- birth defectsbirth defect, birth defects, malformation, cleft lip, cleft palate
- limb abnormalitiesamelia, polydactyly, missing limb, missing hand, missing fingers
- appendagesfins, fin, flipper, flippers, tail
- body traitsheight, weight, body shape, build, stature
- digit ailmentshammertoe, ingrown toenail, bunion, broken finger, trigger finger
- foot problemsbunion, hammertoe, flat feet, clubfoot, high arch