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halluces

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hal·lu·ces  (hly-sz, hl-)
n.
Plural of hallux.
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Oral-facial-digital syndrome II (Mohr syndrome) is an autosomal recessive syndrome characterized by bilateral polysyndactylia of the halluces, bilateral hexadactylia of the hands, lobed tongue, and multiple oral frenula and peculiar facies [1].
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However, Ferruginous Hawks have noticeably wider gapes (Bechard and Schmutz 1995) and longer bills, wings, and halluces than the hybrid (Table 3).
First known specimen of a hybrid Buteo: Swainson's Hawk (Buteo ... by Clark, William S.; Witt, Christopher C. / The Wilson Journal of Ornithology
 
 
 
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