plumage
The hard center part of a feather is called the quill or shaft. It provides support and structure to the feather and attaches it to the bird's skin.
The flat part of the seafloor is called the abyssal plain. It is a smooth, flat area of the ocean floor that lies between the continental margins and the oceanic ridges. The abyssal plain is typically covered with sediments and is home to a diverse range of marine life.
Yes, a feather is made up of cells. Feathers are composed of a protein called keratin, which is produced by the cells in the feather follicles. The keratin forms the structure of the feather, providing strength and flexibility.
The Blade, or lamina, is the broad, flat part of the leaf. Photosynthesis occurs in the blade, which has many green food-making cells.
A feather cluster is typically called a plume or a tuft. Feathers within a cluster may also be referred to as a crest or a rosette, depending on their arrangement.
The hard center part of a feather is called the quill or shaft. It provides support and structure to the feather and attaches it to the bird's skin.
The flat part of your elbow is called the olecranon.
whatis the flat part of the seafloor called?
theres a book called Sea Feather which is an Avon Camelot Book and there is also a book with a dad that raises a daughter named feather which is called The First Part Last by Angela Johnson... i hope one of these are the books you are talking about
The flat part of the seafloor is called the abyssal plain. It is a smooth, flat area of the ocean floor that lies between the continental margins and the oceanic ridges. The abyssal plain is typically covered with sediments and is home to a diverse range of marine life.
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Face.
quills the pointy part is called quill a quill is also a feather pen
The flat part of the ocean floor is called the abyssal plain. It is a smooth, flat region that lies between the continental rise and the mid-ocean ridges.
main vein / leaf blade
The stem.
Each flat face of a 3d object is called a face or a polygon!