-
rectrices attach to these. The
pygostyle is the main
component of the
uropygium, a
structure colloquially known as the bishop's nose, parson's nose, pope's...
- most species, open at the top of a
papilla (nipple-like structure). From
uropygium:
Medieval Latin, from
Ancient Gr**** οὐροπύγιον (ouropugion), from οὐρά...
-
author Philippus Caesius termed it Os rosae, or
Rosemund in German, or
Uropygium – the parson's nose. The
names Arided and
Aridif have
fallen out of use...
- is a
rumpless variation, the only
difference being that it
lacks the
uropygium, the part of the
anatomy that
carries the tail. The
Barbu de Watermael...
-
rectrices attach to these. The
pygostyle is the main
component of the
uropygium.
pullus (plural pulli) A
chick in the
downy phase of development. Contents: ...
- tail-less
breeds such as the
Araucana and the
Barbu d'Everberg,
lacks the
uropygium from
which the tail grows. It is a hard-feathered breed, with a single...
- Australia.
Specially named for its pale-chestnut rump from
mediaeval Latin uropygium, the rump. Its
other names include chestnut-tailed or chestnut-backed...
