A boy with 31 fingers and toes. by Samuel099 2014/04/20 16:16
The 6 year-old-boy from the city of Shenyang in China's nothern East Liaoning province,has a total of 31 fingers and toes 16 toes and 15 fingers.(although one of these fingers is incomplete,being a fork at the end of the right thumb). Three fingers on each hand are fused together.
The 6 year-old-boy from the city of Shenyang in China's nothern East Liaoning province,has a total of 31 fingers and toes 16 toes and 15 fingers.(although one of these fingers is incomplete,being a fork at the end of the right thumb). Three fingers on each hand are fused together.
Samuel099 2014/04/20 18:47
Quote: Samuel099: The 6 year
boy from the city of Shenyang in China's nothern East Liaoning province,has a total of 31 fingers and toes 16 toes and 15 fingers.(although one of these fingers is incomplete,being a fork at the end of the right thumb). Three fingers on each hand are fused together.
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boy from the city of Shenyang in China's nothern East Liaoning province,has a total of 31 fingers and toes 16 toes and 15 fingers.(although one of these fingers is incomplete,being a fork at the end of the right thumb). Three fingers on each hand are fused together.
NinthElement 2015/12/08 06:49
The problem with the X-men films/comics is they give an unrealistic expectation of genetic mutation - instead of being able to summon storms, throw portals or have telekentic control over metal, some people just get extra digits. Not the most exciting super-power ever and thus surely disappointing, but it still counts. There is actually an entire family in Brazil with one extra finger on each hand, and they do find it to be a benefit. This is a rare example of a mutation becoming established.
The problem with the X-men films/comics is they give an unrealistic expectation of genetic mutation - instead of being able to summon storms, throw portals or have telekentic control over metal, some people just get extra digits. Not the most exciting super-power ever and thus surely disappointing, but it still counts. There is actually an entire family in Brazil with one extra finger on each hand, and they do find it to be a benefit. This is a rare example of a mutation becoming established.
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