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Subject: | Request for Info: Bird Feather Colour |
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Date: | Wed, 30 Oct 1996 09:43:39 +1000 |
Hello again, Does anyone know, offhand, what class of chemical is responsible for the colours found in bird plumage? Beta-carotenes, perhaps. Or do the colours we see arise from optical effects such as interference, liquid crystals (as in beetles, I believe). Alternatively is there a good reference which may be of assistance. Thanks and cheers, Llew Rintoul |
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