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Table 1.

The basic demographics of habitually unshod and shod runners.

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Fig 1.

2D foot print image of habitually shod (left) and unshod (right) runners.

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Fig 2.

The dorsal view of foot surface data, length (length’), width (width’), minimal distance (distance’) and HA (hallux angle, HA’).

Three landmarks were drawn to connect line A-B (A’-B’) and line B-C (B’-C’), with A (A’) in medial calcaneous, B (B’) in the head of the first metatarsophalangeal joint and C (C’) in the hallux.

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Table 2.

The length sample distribution of unshod feet and shod feet.

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Table 3.

The width sample distribution of unshod feet and shod feet.

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Table 4.

The one-way ANOVA of length and width of unshod and shod feet (mm).

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Table 5.

The LSD ANOVA of hallux angle (deg) and distance between unshod and shod feet (mm).

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Fig 3.

A-The mean value of Hallux Angle (HA = 10.3±5.4 & HA’ = 3.42±3.5) (Fig 3-A), B-minimal Distance (D = 5.98±5.8 & D’ = 21.71±12.1) (Fig 3-B) and C-the correlation between the hallux angle value and the minimal distance with habitually shod feet (R2 = 0.057) and unshod feet (R2 = 0.182) (Fig 3-C).

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