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Peacock Feather - Lichen Labs

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The peacock feather is pigmented only by brown melanin. However, we see stunning iridescent blue, turquoise greens, and gold-colored scales produced due to the interaction of light with structures on the surface and subsurface of the feathers called “structural color.”

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