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What are your nails for?
Protecting the tips of your fingers and toes.
How do toenails and fingernails grow?
Nails grow from an area of rapidly dividing cells known as the nail root. The nail root is located at the tips of fingers and toes. During cell division, the cells of the nail root fill with keratin and produce a tough, platelike nail that covers and protects the tips of fingers and toes.
What are the smallest bones in fingers and toes?
The smallest bones in the fingers are the distal phalanges, while the smallest bones in the toes are the distal phalanges as well. These bones are located at the tips of the fingers and toes, closest to the nails.
What part of the skin causes the skin surface have ridges on the tips of the fingers and toes?
dermal papillae
What is toe bone?
Your probaly reffering to the Phalanges the small bones in your foot that make up the tips of your toes and fingers
What part of the human skeleton is referred to as the 'phalanges'?
The phalanges are the technical name for the fingers and toes.
What is the lower phalanges?
The lower phalanges are the bones at the tips of the fingers and toes. They are the smallest of the phalanges in the human body and are responsible for providing support and mobility to the digits.
What makes hands prune up when soaked in water?
It has to do with the the way your fingers are made. The tips of fingers and toes are covered by a tough, thick layer of skin. When they are soaked for a prolonged period it absorbs water and expands. However, there is no room for this expansion on fingers and toes, so the skin buckles and you get wrinkles.
What is the various of fingers and toes labeled?
what is the various of the fingers and toes labeled
What is the name for your fingers and toes?
The "fancy" name for fingers and toes is digits.
What body surface are the fingernails located?
The fingernails are located on the tips of the fingers and toes, covering and protecting the nail bed.
When things go wrong what can you always count on?
your fingers and toes.
