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Wing like structure
yes it is it is chicken wing
They don't defy gravity. Gravitational attraction affects planes just like anything else. The wings of an aircraft generate lift which when the plane is going fast enough is a stronger force than the gravitational attraction of the earth. To do this the wings split the air flow going over it into an upper and lower part. Because the wing is curved it forces the air to travel further when it flows over the wing than when it flows under. The molecules of the air in the upper part are therefore slightly separated out from each other which creates a small vacuum effect. The wing rises to fill this vacuum pulling the aircraft up with it.
the flexor of a chicken wing is it's biceps and triceps.
The more dense the air, the more lift is available for a wing. A properly shaped wing takes full advantage of normal air density.
The amount of UV light affects the wing color in Western White butterflies. The female has wing scales that reflect UV light while the male has wing scales that absorb it.
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Yes. Wing shape affects flight. If the wing is more aerodynamic then a plane can fly more faster.
No, the color of a bee's wing is a little silvery. So I would say that a color of a Bee's wing is silver.
The length of a wing will affect the flight motion. The shape of the wing is also another factor that affects the speed of the flight.
The shape of the wing affects every flying characteristic of the aircraft. A long, thin wing will help it fly further.
The dust on the wing
silvery white.
Sunstantial reduction in velocity required to launch an aircraft (also, potentially to recover an aircraft).
Near the tip about a 1/4 of the wing is white but then slowly going up to the main body it is pink.
First of all. Bright-wing bats are technically Eastern Red Bats. Males of this particular species have red hair. Females have white frosting on the tips of their fur, and the main fur is a chestnut color.
They are mainly a pale green color. In some parts of the American South, the lower wing may be of a light tan.