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It is generally believed that in the human toes the first is longer than the second in postnatal age. This has been confirmed by the author in the materials (2 weeks-81 years old) collected in Oshima district (Nagasaki-ken) and also by many other foreign investigators. Although there are a few reports on this same subject in the fetal materials, they are all of the foreign investigators and none is of the Japanese author. The relative length of the first and second toes in relation to the length of gestation have been reported by some investigators: Wood Johnes (1920) states that the first toes is always longer than the second in all foetal stages from limb bud stage, but H a w ke s (1914) and Schultz (1923-26) deny Wood Johnes's opinion, while Hawkes claims to find a difference in two sexes, and Schultz a racial difference between the white and the negro. The author has already reported on the relative length of the index and ring fingers in Japanese fetus. The author has also investigated the relative length of the first and second toe in these Japanese fetuses. The results of this investgation are reported in this paper.

The Digital Formula in Japanese Fetus. II. Study on the Relative Length between the 1st toe and 2nd toe*.