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Class Aves: Feathers. 25. BIRDS AND DINOSAURS. http://www.csicop.org/uploads/images/si/ph21.gif. 26. 27. ORIGIN OF FEATHERS: BIRDS. Archaeopteryx. ORIGIN OF FEATHERS: DINOSAURS. Caudipteryx , China, late Jurassic / early Cretaceous. Feathers. 2. WHY?. Why?. 52. Keratin.
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BIRDS AND DINOSAURS http://www.csicop.org/uploads/images/si/ph21.gif 26 27
ORIGIN OF FEATHERS: BIRDS Archaeopteryx
ORIGIN OF FEATHERS: DINOSAURS Caudipteryx, China, late Jurassic / early Cretaceous
Feathers 2
Why? 52
Keratin Alpha-Keratin Beta-Keratin
Keratin Beta-Keratin Alpha-Keratin
Pterylae Fig. 3-1 in Podulka et al. 2004
Apteria 22 23
Feather Structure (Outer Vane, Inner Vane, Shaft) 1
Feather Vane Symmetry Fig. 3-3 in Podulka et al. 2004
Feather Vane Symmetry Guam Rail
Vane Symmetry Archaeopteryx (Jurassic Period) 3
Shaft 1
Shaft: Calamus (Quill) Proctor and Lynch 1993, p. 83
Shaft: Rachis Proctor and Lynch 1993, p. 83
Vane Structure: Barbs Velcro (Barb = a) Ramus, b) Barbules, c) Barbicels = Hooklet) Fig. 4-1 in Gill 2007
Feather Maintenance Preening
Feather Types Contour Feathers http://askabiologist.asu.edu/research/bird_feathers/images/feather_types.jpg
I) Contour Feathers Fig. 1-10 in Podulka et al. 2004 1
Contour Feathers: Remiges, Rectrices Fig. 3-7 in Podulka et al. 2004
Regions of Contour Feather Vane Pennaceous, Plumulaceous
Silent Owl Flight Fig. 3-12 in Podulka et al. 2004
Silent Owl Flight http://drawingthemotmot.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/img_5589.jpg
Contour Feather Structure Shaft Vane Symmetric Vane Asymmetric Vane Calamus Aftershaft = Afterfeather Rachis Pennaceous Vane Plumulaceous Vane Barb Ramus Distal Barbules Proximal Barbules Barbicels = Hooklets 1
II) Down Feathers 29 30
a) Natal Down Feathers 32 31
“Naked as a Jaybird” 34 33
b) Body Down Feathers 39 30 40 38
37 36 35
1 IV) 46
V) Powder Down Feathers 48 47 49
VI) Bristles 50) Fig. 3-14 in Podulka et al. 2004 51)
Contour Down a) Natal Down b) Body Down Semiplume Filoplume Powder Down Bristles Feather Types:
Origin of Feathers? “Evo Devo”: Evolution of Feathers Parallels Stages of Feather Development
Next: Feather Development Fig. 3-25 in Podulka et al. 2004
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