A contagious superficial foot fungus characterized by skin discoloration and a ridge of red tissue is called:

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Athlete's foot is a common fungal infection of the foot, caused by various types of fungi called dermatophytes. It typically presents as red, scaly, and itchy skin between the toes and the soles of the feet. The infected skin may also have a foul odor, and blisters or ulcers may develop. The ridge of red tissue can be a common symptom of athlete's foot. Plantar ringworm and plantar tinea are not accurate terms for describing this condition, and dorsalis fungi is not a recognized term for any medical condition.

A Contagious Superficial Foot Fungus Characterized by Skin Discoloration and a Ridge