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Birds Anatomy |
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Feather Parts "Parts of a feather. I., Four barbs (B.) bearing anterior barbules (A.BB.) and posterior barbules (P.BB.); II., six barbs (B.) in section, showing interlocking of barbules; III., anterior barbule with... |
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Feather Shaft "The feathers are horny productions, consisting of a hollow tube or barrel and a stem rising from it."... |
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Feather Tube "The feathers are horny productions, consisting of a hollow tube or barrel and a stem rising from it."... |
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Feather Types "Types of feathers. D., Down. 2, Developing feather in sheath (sh.). 3, Covert of heron showing aftershaft (A.S.). 4, Secondary feather of pigeon--C., calamus; A.S., aftershaft; R., rachis; V., vane. ... |
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Feather Web "The feathers are horny productions, consisting of a hollow tube or barrel and a stem rising from it. The webs are convex above, and are thus enabled to resist flexion or fracture from beneath better ... |
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Feather, Black An illustration of a single black feather.... |
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Feathers "A., Filoplume. B., very young feather within its sheath (sh.); c., the core of dermis; b., the barbs. C., the same, external view." -Thomson, 1916... |
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Filoplume of a Goose "Filoplume. In ornithology, a thread-feather; a thread-like or hair-like feather, with a very slender stem, lacking webs in most or all of its length." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Foot of Coot (Fin-Footed) "In ornithology, pinnatiped; having pinnate feet, the toes being separately furnished with flaps, as in the grebes, coots, phalaropes, fin-foots, etc." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Foot, Falcon Foot of Peregrine Falcon.... |
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Foot, Owl Foot of Tawny Owl.... |
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Foot, Wagtail Foot of Yellow Wagtail.... |
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Foot, Water-ousel Foot of Water-ousel.... |
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Fowl Digestive System "Digestive system of the common Fowl. o, Gullet; c, Crop; p, Proventriculus; g, Gizzard; sm, Small intestine; k, Intestinal caeca; l, Large intestine; cl, Cloaca." — Winston's Encyclopedia, 191... |
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Fowl Pelvis The pelvis and caudal vertebrae of an adult fowl.... |
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Fowl Sacrum The sacrum of a young fowl; natural size seen from below.... |
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Fowl Skull The upper view of the skull of an old fowl.... |
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Fowl Skull The skull of an adult fowl. ... |
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Fowl Skull The skull of an adult fowl. Here the temporal fossa is bridged over by the junction of the post-frontal and squamosal processes.... |
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Fowl, Skull of Common "Typical Skull of Common Fowl (Galliformes). A, side view: sa, surangular bone of mandible; ar, articular of mandible; d, dentary; f, frontal; j, jugal; l, lacrymal; me, mesethmoid; mx, maxillary; p, ... |
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Fowl, Skull of Common "Typical Skull of Common Fowl (Galliformes). B, vertical longitudinal section: sa, surangular bone of mandible; ar, articular of mandible; d, dentary; f, frontal; me, mesethmoid; p, parietal; pf, post... |
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Furcula "A, Furcula or Merry-thought of a Domestic Fowl. ... h, hypoclidium." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Goat-sucker, foot of The foot of a goat-sucker, with a distinctively longer middle toe, believed to be used for either grasping insects or combing its whiskers.... |
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Goose Wing The wing muscles of a goose.... |
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Goose, Bill of "The beak or bill of birds is composed of two bony pieces, called mandibles, surrounded by a horny substance, differing both in form and thickness, according to the habits of the species."... |
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