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. 2020 Apr 24;15(4):e0231925. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0231925

Fig 3. Cross-sectional area of the calamus and feather-length.

Fig 3

Relationships between the cross-sectional area of the calamus and feather-length for three datasets: A: longest primary of 27 species, B: remiges of Golden Eagle (dots = primaries, triangles = secondaries), C: primaries of 6 passerine species (colours; filled triangles = ‘wing-tip primaries’, = open circles ‘proximal primaries‘). The cross-sectional area of the calamus in addition depends on the mass of feather material per mm feather-length which is not depicted (see text and Table 2). The lines indicate the regressions according to the analyses (see Table 2 and S2 Table, S4 Table and S6 Table): A and B: for the entire dataset; C: for the ‘proximal primaries’ only with a different intercept according to species.