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feathers on the
wings or tail of a bird;
those on the
wings are
called remiges (/ˈrɛmɪdʒiːz/),
singular remex (/ˈriːmɛks/),
while those on the tail are...
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laborious travel.
Their mobility is
reduced due to the lack of
several remiges or
rectrices or
these are not
entirely renewed. Most of the red-winged...
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immature males are
boldly barred in
rufous and brown. Both the wing and
remige shapes differ from
other African nightjars, the
primaries being without...
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primary remiges and at
least another six
secondary remiges (see
Figure 3A).
While "****ed" tsts one-day-old
chicks have
normal primary remiges but only...
- broad,
black band. Occasionally,
juvenile eagles have
white patches on the
remiges at the
bases of the
inner primaries and the
outer secondaries, forming...
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mostly bright yellow,
hence its
common name, but it also
possesses green remiges. It
lives in the drier,
upland rainforests in
Amazonian Brazil, and is...
- Also
known as The
Woman in the
Silver Plate 2016 Heal the
Living Thomas Rémige 2017 The
Price of
Success Brahim Mecheri 2018 Mary
Magdalene Judas 2018...
- (de qua Jordanes,
historiographus Gothorum, loquitur) appulsus, navi sine
remige, puerulus,
posito ad
caput frumenti manipulo, dormiens,
ideoque Sceaf nuncupatus...
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edges with
different rachis structures.
Serrated edges along the owl's
remiges bring the
flapping of the wing down to a
nearly silent mechanism. The serrations...
- the
secondary and
tertiary remiges are pure grey, the
latter contrasting with the
brown forewing and the
black primary remiges at the wingtips. The upperside...
