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> "Pennaceous feather" is a funny term too, then, meaning something like "featherlike feather"?

I'd probably render it as more like "typical feathers" or "standard feathers". Note that "typical feathers" and "feathery feathers" mean the same thing, but one is perfectly normal phrasing and the other isn't.




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