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In anatomy, '''Digit'''s are at the ends of all [[Tetrapod]] limbs - in humans, fingers and toes are '''digit'''s. In [[bird]]s and [[bat]]s, the bones supporting the [[wing]]s are elongated digit bones. | In anatomy, '''Digit'''s are at the ends of all [[Tetrapod]] limbs - in humans, fingers and toes are '''digit'''s. In [[bird]]s and [[bat]]s, the bones supporting the [[wing]]s are elongated digit bones. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:30, January 27, 2010
In mathematics, a Digit is a symbol used to represent the idea of a number. The Arabic numeral system uses these digits: <math>0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9</math>
In anatomy, Digits are at the ends of all Tetrapod limbs - in humans, fingers and toes are digits. In birds and bats, the bones supporting the wings are elongated digit bones.