"dactylus" meaning in English

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        "Synonym of dactyl (“type of metrical foot”)"
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          "text": "The distal end of the club, the dactylus (finger), is pointed and attenuated but is covered with hundreds of small suckers.",
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          "text": "[…] suckers of carpus and dactylus portions small […]",
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        "The tip of a cephalopod's tentacle club"
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        "(marine biology) The tip of a cephalopod's tentacle club"
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          "text": "The tip of the dactylus is short and hooked, with a scoop-shaped depression on the anterior surface.",
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          "text": "Pereiopod 1 […] dactylus with 3 pointed processes on posterior margin (Fig. 2g).",
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        "(carcinology) The tip of a crustacean's leg"
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