Paleontologists now recognize a spectrum of feather types, from simple filaments (sometimes called “dino-fuzz” or “proto-feathers”) to complex structures nearly identical to modern bird feathers. The ...

Reconstruct the spatial patterns based on the expression profiles in the scRNA-seq data and cell locations from the mapping results. Presenting glmSMA, a novel linear regression model designed to ...

Autosexing birds have sex-specific feather patterns, like dots around male chicks’ eyes and “eyeliner” on females. (The first was developed in the early 20th century by Reginald Punnett, creator of ...