Having free or unwebbed fingers or toes, used in biology to describe animals with digits that aren't connected by skin.
From Greek eleutheros meaning 'free' and daktylos meaning 'finger' or 'toe.' The term describes the structural freedom of digits.
Some frogs and salamanders evolved free toes instead of webbed feet, giving them better grip on plants—nature kept their fingers 'free' for a reason.
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