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Re: Archaeopteryx not the first bird, is the earliest known (powered) flying dinosaur

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Subject: Re: Archaeopteryx not the first bird, is the earliest known (powered) flying dinosaur
From: MICHAEL HABIB <habib@jhmi.edu>
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 18:36:08 -0500
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Oh, and while we have some of the avian-interested people talking: does anyone 
know of a database or publication that lists feather lengths (primaries and 
secondaries) for a large sample of species?  The intraspecific samples need not 
be huge, I mostly need a lot of different samples at the species level or 
above.  This is related to the topic at hand, I promise.  

Much appreciated,

--Mike

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