Avian Skeletal System
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Post‐hatching growth of the limbs in an altricial bird species - Yan - 2021 - Veterinary Medicine and Science - Wiley Online Library
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Bird Anatomy: Complete Guide - Including Feet, Skeleton & Wings
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Rebecca Hawkins on Twitter: "Ever wonder why birds have backwards knees? That's because those aren't knees, they're the equivalent of our ankles! Bird knees are further up their legs and often hidden
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Tibiotarsus - Wikipedia
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Bird Skeleton
Bird feet and legs - Wikipedia
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