Greek foot

Called in this way because it is seen in the Greek statues of the Classical Age: the second toe is the longest one, next the thumb, the third one measures practically the same as the second one and the fourth one and the fifth one are smaller. It is considered as the scarcest kind of foot, only 1% of the world population have it. Recent studies demonstrate the Greek ancestry of the people who possess this kind of foot.

Square foot

The toes are almost all equal and they are at the same height. 25% of the world population have it.

Egyptian foot

Seen in the pharaohs statues: the thumb is the longest one and the others follow it in decreasing size and order. It is considered as the most common kind of foot. 74% of the world population have it.