| The excellent fossil remains of feathers from the several specimens of Archaeopteryx are remiges and rectrices. |
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| Furthermore, no one has ever previously defined feathers as being only remiges and rectrices or flight feathers. |
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| It has pure white body feathers except for the black alulae, primary techrices and primary remiges. |
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| The remiges have similarly colored outer edges, but the rest of each remex is slatier and darker. |
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| I cut each of the primary remiges 3 cm shorter, measuring from the tip and perpendicular to the long axis. |
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| Wing area was reduced by taping primary remiges five to seven. |
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| Presence of natal down remnants on some of the remiges confirmed it to be a 1-year-old bird. |
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| Secondly, serrated edges on the leading edge of owls' remiges muffle an owl's wing beats, allowing an owl's flight to be practically silent. |
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| By 20 days, most of the wing coverts had grown in and the remiges were breaking their sheaths. |
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| Field identification was based on presence of black patches in the auriculars, dark bill, gray remiges, tail slightly bifurcated, and pale red feet. |
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| Pinching off syndrome is a feather abnormality in which all remiges and retrices become malformed and are lost during the nestling stage, rendering the bird unable to fly. |
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| Ltd, a fully-fledged oncology pharmaceutical firm announced that it would be injecting in Remiges BioPharma Fund, a newly formed biotech venture capital fund. |
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