Pollen in animal coats and bird feathers
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- Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology [ 0034-6667 ] ; 1998.
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Animal coats and bird feathers from a variety of species have been analysed for their pollen content. The pollen data reflect the pollen production within the animal's habitat. The pollen in animal coats in general, but in birds' feathers particularly, thus represents another source for the presence of allochthonous pollen in sediments, apart from long-distance transport by wind or water or secondary deposition of, for example, marine sediments.
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