Genetics of Toe Length

NewsBot · Mar 29, 2014

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Toe length: The myth

Conclusion
Whether the big toe is longer or shorter than the second toe is influenced by genetics, but it may be determined by more than one gene, or by a combination of genetics and the environment. You should not use toe length to demonstrate basic genetics.
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Mr C.W.Kerans · Apr 3, 2014

This is a statement without source references or other substantiating proof and has no context, and so would seem to be meaningless.

Rob Kidd · Apr 4, 2014

My colleague and friend Dr Emma Nelson did her doctorate on something along those lines but in hands - the genes will be the same. She is at The Medical School at Liverpool, UK. Rob

NewsBot · Jan 6, 2019

Effect of Toe Length on Biped Walking Behavior
Van-Tinh Nguyen and Hiroshi Hasegawa
International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics Research Vol. 7, No. 6, November 2018

This paper presents the effect of toe length on the
walking behavior of a humanoid robot. This research is
conducted using the KHR-3HV, a humanoid robot
manufactured by the Kondo Kagaku company. Research
results show that toe length sensitively results in the change
of the walking distance, lateral distance, as well as gait
pattern. Robot locomotion is considered by varying the
length of the toe through dynamic emulation using Adams
software (MSC company, USA). Three response results,
walking distance, lateral distance, and angle of rotation, are
compared to identify the optimum toe length for the robot.
The control data generated by a gait function as a
trigonometric function can be used as reference data in the
control process.
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