Two tone oval ring 3D print model

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Adult hand size is directly linked to overall height, and those over six feet tend to have significantly larger hands due to increased body mass index, resulting in average finger lengths exceeding four inches on a single hand. Finger size measurements typically do not vary greatly between men and women unless it is associated with genetic mutations or disease causing excessive or unusually small fingers that appear differently. Typically adults have at least two large toes while children usually exhibit the smaller digit at either foot, giving them a noticeable disparity as they walk and run due to different pressures placed on these distinct appendages throughout their lives and bodies. The index and middle digits often possess the smallest diameter across most age groups while showing considerable strength against overall forces applied. Generally when one examines individual hand anatomy in humans we note varying amounts of force production and muscle tone which differ dramatically based on whether an average or larger digit is at work within any given case involving human physical abilities under various loads imposed on different finger and hand structures.