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Fig. 3. Comparison of the feathers of adult (A,C,E,G) and juvenile (B,D,F,H) male
satin bowerbirds. (A,B) Photographs of feathers; (C,D) scanning electron
micrographs of barbs and barbules; (EH) transmission electron
micrographs of barbule cross-sections. In transmission electron micrographs,
the dark ovals are melanin granules and the grey areas are keratin. Scale
bars, 200 µm (C,D), 5 µm (E,F), 800 nm (G,H). Note that the scanning
electron micrograph shown in C was taken at the proximal end of feather barbs
to allow visualization of the twisting and flattening of barbules. The distal
ends of feather barbs are much more densely covered with barbules.