
Feather TYPES Lesson with review
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Biology, Science
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9th - 11th Grade
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Amber Sim
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12 Slides • 14 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Ornithology is the study of birds.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Birds do NOT have teeth.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
ALL feathers are used for flight.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Birds preen their feathers to care for them.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Webbed feet are useful for walking.
True
False
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Structures determine its function.
Let's look at the several types of bird feathers.
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*Specialized for flight
*Uniform windproof surfaces (vanes)
*From the central shaft - interlocking structures (barbules/hooks)
*Asymmetirc w/a shorter, less flexible leading edge that prevents twisting in mid-air
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*Cover most of the bird - what we see
*Streamlining its shape
*Arranged in an overlapping pattern
*Function - waterproofing, sometimes colorful or drab (showoff or camoflauge)
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Arranged as a fan
Interlocking structures
Most birds have 6 pairs
Support precision steering in flight
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Hidden underneath the contour feathers
No barbules - fluffy insulating structure
Pictured - semiplume of a turkey
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short, loose structure
no central shaft
positioned next to the birds' body for WARMTH
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short, simple with few barbs
sensitive (like whiskers) to sense the position of the contour feathers
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Female senses the shaking of the males' head during breeding season.
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simplest
stiff central shaft
found on head- protection for the eyes and face
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Multiple Choice
Which feather are best used for insulation?
wing
tail
contour
downy
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Multiple Select
Choose the feather(s) that we typically can see when looking at a bird.
wing
tail
contour
downy
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Open Ended
Compare beaks and feathers. List one similarity and one difference.
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Open Ended
Compare the bristle feather and filoplume.
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Multiple Choice
Most songbirds have this type of feet because they like to sit on tree branches.
webbed
grasping
perching
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Multiple Choice
Bird beaks' structure will help determine the _ of the bird.
habitat
diet
mating
egg shape
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Multiple Choice
Herons and egrets have a _ bill to eat fish.
hooked
strainer
spear
chisel
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Multiple Choice
Which is NOT a reason why birds' feathers molt?
breeding season
replace worn/damaged feathers
age of bird
diet of bird
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Multiple Choice
Choose the feather pictured.
wing
tail
contour
downy
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