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pentadactyl
pen·ta·dac·tyl P0171400 (pĕn′tə-dăk′təl) also pen·ta·dac·ty·lous (-tə-ləs)adj. Biology Having five digits on each extremity.
[Latin pentadactylus, from Greek pentadaktulos : penta-, penta- + daktulos, finger, toe.]
pen′ta·dac′tyl·ism (-tə-lĭz′əm), pen′ta·dac′ty·ly (-tə-lē) n.pentadactyl or pentadactyleadj (Zoology) (of the limbs of amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals) consisting of an upper arm or thigh, a forearm or shank, and a hand or foot bearing five digitspen•ta•dac•tyl (ˌpɛn təˈdæk tl, -tɪl)
adj. having five digits on each hand or foot. [1655–65; < Latin pentadactylus < Greek pentadáktylos. See penta-, -dactyl]
pentadactyl
pentadactyl[¦pen·tə¦dakt·əl] (vertebrate zoology) Having five digits on the hand or foot. pentadactyl
pen·ta·dac·tyl , pentadactyle (pen'tă-dak'til), Having five fingers or toes on each hand or foot. Synonym(s): quinquedigitate [penta- + G. daktylos, finger] pentadactyl (pĕn′tə-dăk′təl) also pentadactylous (-tə-ləs)adj. Biology Having five digits on each extremity.
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