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A modified version of the Image:Parts_of_feather.jpg so that it can be used on any wikipedia, no matter the language.
English: Parts of a contour feather:
- Vane
- Rachis
- Barb
- Afterfeather
- Hollow shaft, Calamus
Svenska: Delarna på en fjäder:
- Fan
- Spole
- Fanstråle
- Afterfeather (svensk benämning saknas) (Dunstråle?)
- Vingpenna
Italiano: Parti di una piuma
- Piuma
- Rachide
- Barba
- Barbula
- Calamo
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