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The bony cap and its distinction from the distal phalanx in humans, cats, and horses

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By Mongiardino Koch N, Lee AJ, Mohammad KS, Collins Berry MM
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Results The bony cap was located in the fetal (after 22 mm) and adult specimens of humans, domesticated cats, and domesticated horses. It had a similar crescent appearance in all three species, was positioned at the tip of every digit, and had clear ossification patterns prior to that of the distal phalanx. A description is given for each morphology and species.
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