Body-part typology

[2+3 clusivity]

I've notice that WALS has two chapters on body-part lexical typology: hand v. arm and hand v. finger. Does anyone know of a more comprehensive -- and hopefully comparative -- source for body-part term organization schemes?

EDIT: also of value, comparative sources on languages using body-part counting systems.

[vec]

Spanish and Japanese don't distinguish fingers and toes. I bet there's a wealth of interesting typologies out there. But for a list of them, I can't help you.

[2+3 clusivity]

I found a good survey in Language Sciences 28 (2006) -- its the special issue . . . I think the issue number was 2-3. It covers a few universals and about 8 languages, half of which are PNG languages.

[hwhatting]

There's also "leg vs. foot", which is parallel to "arm vs. hand". But I also don't know of a list.

[Arzena]

I remember that Zompist discusses this (briefly) in his Lexipedia.

Quick googling, with the search 'linguistics body part typology', brought me this article (pdf) that might contain information that you're looking for.