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Try the following reference: Krejsa, Richard J., 1979. The Comparative Anatomy of the Integumental Skeleton, in Wake, Marvalee H. (editor), Hyman's Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy, The University of Chicago Press, Chicago, pgs. 112-191. Specifically, the general features of keratinized structures such as scales and feathers are discussed in Section E of that chapter. WB Leatham >Dear all, >can anybody give me some hints how reptile scales developed into feathers >and why?? Preparing a lecture, it would be great to get some information >about this subject. >Thanks a lot. >Manfred > >Manfred Krautter >Institut fuer Geologie und Palaeontologie der Universitaet Stuttgart >Herdweg 51 >D- 70174 Stuttgart, Germany > >e-mail: manfred.krautter@po.uni-stuttgart.de >Phone: ++49-711-1211344 >Fax: ++49-711-1211341 > >Visit our Institute on the Web! >Institute: http://www.geologie.uni-stuttgart.de >Reef Group Stuttgart: http://www.uni-stuttgart.de/UNIuser/igps/reefgroup >German activities for the International Year of the Reef 1997: >http://www.uni-stuttgart.de/UNIuser/igps/IYOR > > > > *********************************************************** Dr. W. Britt Leatham Dept. Geological Sciences 5500 University Parkway CSU San Bernardino San Bernardino, CA 92407 Tel. 909-880-5322 Fax 909-880-7005 email bleatham@wiley.csusb.edu ************************************************************
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