The phrase "age features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to characteristics or traits that are associated with a particular age or stage of life.
Example: "The study focused on the age features of the participants to understand how aging affects cognitive abilities."
Alternatives: "age-related characteristics" or "age-specific traits".
"Ice Age" features a large cast of animal characters, including Scrat, the squirrel/rat, above, who are trying to cope with cataclysmic temperatures.
Pollen sequences from the infill of Iron Age features provide the first palynological evidence for this part of northeast Thailand, detailing Late Holocene vegetational change.
New album Reflektor, though born out of meditation on Kierkegaard and our mediated, avatar-filled age, features a David Bowie cameo and a rather more primal force, dance music.
While today's dig continues, the Caradon Hill Area Heritage Project has organised studies of alignments between the stones and stars, and the archaeologist guides walks around bronze age features that have survived centuries of mining and quarrying.
(Researcher Thomas Martin of the University of Bonn dispensed with scientific objectivity and admitted to the BBC he found Spinolestes "very cute"). Despite the fossil's age, features including compound hair follicles, hedgehog-like spines, and soft tissue were preserved.
Large numbers of artefacts have been found near Neolithic, Iron Age, and Bronze Age features, such as the barrows and forts around Priddy and at Dolebury Warren.
However, at this age characteristic features of PDD would not have developed.
"Ice Age," featuring casts of mammals from the Pleistocene epoch.
The site recently added a "search by child's age" feature.
MORRIS MUSEUM "Ice Age," featuring casts of mammals from the Pleistocene epoch.
Iris colour as an indicator of age feature in female Brazilian tanagers (Passeriformes: Emberizidae) confirmed by a molecular sexing technique.
