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The 8 pages that link to Patagium, each with the reason it gives.

• FeatherCompared with: Unlike a feathered wing, a patagium creates a continuous membrane.

• Gliding flightBroader topic: In several mammals, this membrane turns limbs and torso into an airfoil-like surface.

• Bat wingBroader topic: The patagium is the skin membrane that forms most of the wing’s flight surface.

• Flying squirrelBroader topic: This membrane forms the flying squirrel’s gliding surface.

• Sugar gliderRelated: The sugar glider’s patagium spreads from wrist to ankle to form its gliding surface.

• ColugoBroader topic: The colugo’s patagium extends from its neck to its fingers, toes, and tail.

• Flying and gliding animalsRelated: Several gliding mammals and reptiles use a patagium to enlarge their air-catching surface.

• ScansoriopterygidaeRelated: A preserved membrane is associated with the elongated wrist supports of some scansoriopterygids.