The joints between phalanges have the structural SUBTYPE and they conduct what type of movement? condylar; flexion/extension of fingers/ltoes hinge; flexion/extension of fingers/ltoes O hinge; abduction/adduction of fingers/ltoes condylar; abduction/adduction of fingers/Itoes

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