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The 9 pages that link to Foot, each with the reason it gives.

• Australopithecus afarensisRelated: The Laetoli tracks preserve the species’ footfalls during bipedal walking.

• WalkingBroader topic: It bears weight, adapts to the ground, and pushes off during walking.

• Terrestrial locomotionBroader topic: Foot shape and contact area influence traction, support, and movement over uneven ground.

• PhalanxNarrower topic: The toes contain phalanges that help the foot bear weight and move.

• HandCompared with: Its bones parallel those of the hand, but its usual functions differ.

• DigitigradeNarrower topic: Its bones and contact with the ground determine whether a stance is digitigrade.

• Webbed footNarrower topic: A webbed foot is a specialized form of the broader foot structure.

• Human legBroader topic: It is the distal region beyond the ankle, distinct from the leg in anatomy.

• UnipedalismRelated: In humans and many animals, the foot forms the contact point in unipedal support.