Nice set of twist hackles on the fringe of this joint face:
Transect Trip 23: hackle fringe
Posted on March 18, 2010 by Callan Bentley
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Callan Bentley
“hackle”? What does that mean?
It’s that ruffley edge where the joint surface flares out into many little curved surfaces.