Evolution And Disease
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Hensel's investi- gations on Hipparion mediterraneum indicate the pro- bability that the inner (second) digit was the last to abort. Horses are occasionally seen with two functional digits instead of one, and it is a noteworthy circumstance that in the majority of cases it is the inner digit which reappears, that is, the one which we should theoretically expect to reappear most frequently. Such cases are i6o EVOLUTION AND DISEASE.
truly atavistic, and the leading features in the argument are vi...sually represented in the drawings (fig. 84).
The museum of the Ecole Veterinaire de Lyons con- tains a very remarkable specimen. It is the skeleton of an equine manus with two functional digits (fig. 85), on each side of the metacarpal bone a vestigial metacarpal exists as in the normal manus. In the specimen last considered we noted that the super- numerary digit was articulated with the distal end of the lateral metacarpal (fig. 85, B). In the Lyons speci- FIG. 84. A, the manus of Hipparion ', B, the manus of a horse ( Equus} with the inner digit functional (atavistic) ; C, the normal manus of Equus, one toe functional, ii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hensel's investi- gations on Hipparion mediterraneum indicate the pro- bability that the inner (second) digit was the last to abort. Horses are occasionally seen with two functional digits instead of one, and it is a noteworthy circumstance that in the majority of cases it is the inner digit which reappears, that is, the one which we should theoretically expect to reappear most frequently. Such cases are i6o EVOLUTION AND DISEASE.
truly atavistic, and the leading features in the argument are vi...sually represented in the drawings (fig. 84).
The museum of the Ecole Veterinaire de Lyons con- tains a very remarkable specimen. It is the skeleton of an equine manus with two functional digits (fig. 85), on each side of the metacarpal bone a vestigial metacarpal exists as in the normal manus. In the specimen last considered we noted that the super- numerary digit was articulated with the distal end of the lateral metacarpal (fig. 85, B). In the Lyons speci- FIG. 84. A, the manus of Hipparion ', B, the manus of a horse ( Equus} with the inner digit functional (atavistic) ; C, the normal manus of Equus, one toe functional, ii.
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