Zikky Kanu, M.D. | Ever seen an extra finger or toe? That’s called polydactyly, and here’s what it looks like on X-ray and how it forms during development.... | Instagram

Explaining Biology on Instagram: "Polydactyly is a fascinating example of how genetics can create natural variations in the human body. It is a congenital condition where a person is born with extra fingers or toes, showing that human development doesn’t always follow a fixed pattern. This trait can be inherited through genes or appear spontaneously, and in many cases, it doesn’t affect a person’s health or abilities at all. Across different cultures and histories, polydactyly has been seen as a

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