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Classification of Aves
Classification of Aves
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Scale bird consist from keratin that same as that there on beak, claw, and spur, In the fetal
stage, the birds began to develop in the skin smooth condition. At the foot, corneum, or
outer layer, this skin can terkeratin, thickened and scales begin to form. The scales can be
classified into;
Cancella - scale very small, which only the form thickening and stiffening from skin, each
other cross with plot that shallow,
Reticula - small but different, separate, shaped scale, found on surface lateral and medially
metatarsus chicken, Scale this made of from alpha-keratin.
Scutella - Scale that no as big as scute, as that found on part back, from metatarsus chicken,
Scute - scale most, usually found on surface part front metatarsus and surface dorsal finger,
Scale this made of from beta-keratin as on scale reptiles,
Miscellaneous how to
perch on aves
At the time of formation flying birds have different. Four species of birds' wings are easily
recognized, namely :
A. Wing Ellipse
Bird which must be maneuvered through the forest or shrub habitat, as do finch, warbler,
doves, woodpeckers and ravens, have an elliptical wing. This type has a low aspect ratio (ratio
of length to width of the average).
B. Wing High Aspect Ratio
Bird the feed during the flight, such as swallows, hummingbirds, and fast, or making
migration Long, like Plovers, Sandpipers, terns, and gulls, have wings that broom back and
taper to a slender tip.
C. Dynamic Soaring Wings
Bird soaring in the ocean, including albatrosses, shearwaters, and gannet also have a high
aspect ratio wings, shaped like a ship screen.
D. Wings Lift High
Paleognathae and Neognathae superordo
classification and examples in Indonesia
A.
superorder
Paleognatae