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The image displays a close-up view of a museum exhibit behind glass, showcasing multiple articulated bird wing skeletons mounted horizontally against a tan-colored background. The skeletons are arranged in rows and accompanied by labels identifying species and anatomical regions. Visible species include "YOUNG FOWL," "WILD DUCK," and "RAVEN" under the "CARINATAE" classification, and "KING PENGUIN," "OSTRICH," "COMMON RHEA," "EMU," and "ONE-WATTLED CASSOWARY" under "RATITAE." A diagram labeled "ARCHEOPTERYX" is also present. Anatomical labels such as "Brachium," "Antibrachium," "Humerus," "Radius," "Ulna," "Carpus," "Metacarpus," and "Phalanges" are visible for various specimens. Reflections on the glass include a blurred human face and internal lighting. A dark wooden frame borders the left edge of the display. This exhibit is located within the Natural History Museum in South Kensington, London, United Kingdom.
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