File:Americana 1920 Birds - organs, feet, head, feathers.jpg
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English: Chart with drawings of various parts of the bird: digestive organs, examples of feet by function, examples of heads, feathers and placement. |
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| Date | published 1920 | ||
| Source | The Encyclopedia Americana, v. 3, 1920, facing p. 734. | ||
| Author | unknown artist(s) | ||
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| 1 Digestive Organs. 2 Forms of Feet — a, incised palmate foot; b, k, lobe-foot; c, g, insessorial foot; d, runner's foot; e, scratcher's foot; f, totipalmate foot; h, palmate foot; i, passerine foot; j, m, scansorial or yoke foot; l, staff foot. |
3 Forms of Head and Bill — a, flamingo; b, spoon bill; c, yellow-hammer; d, thrush; e, hawk; f, pelican; g, avocet; h, sawbill; i, scissor-bill; j, dove; k, shoe-bill; l, gap bill; m, arassari; n, ibis; o, song-bird; p. stork. 4 Feathers of a Bird — a, frontal; b, crown; c, occipital; d, bill; e, cheek; f, breast; g, abdominal; h, rump; i, croup; j and k, sickle feathers; l, back; m, primary quills; n, secondary quills; o, coverts; p, pinions; q, shoulder-pinions. |
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