193 FIRST GROUND VISIT TO THE EMPEROR PENGUIN

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Date: 2009-03-26 16:57:52 Penguins British Antarctic Territory Antarctica Argentine Antarctica Chilean Antarctic Territory Emperor Penguin Antarctic Peninsula Larsen Ice Shelf Aptenodytes Physical geography Geography of Antarctica Flightless birds		193 FIRST GROUND VISIT TO THE EMPEROR PENGUIN Add to Reading List Source URL: www.marineornithology.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 157,37 KB Share Document on Facebook

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	species factsheet \| species introduction \| Common name: King penguin Scientific name: Aptenodytes patagonicus King penguins are the second largest penguin species. They typically weigh 12 – 15kg and DocID: 16HdS - View Document
	Antarctic penguins and sea ice The Emperor (Aptenodytes forsteri) and Adélie (Pygocelis adeliae) penguins are the only two true Antarctic penguin species that breed on the Antarctic continent. Their natural habitat is i DocID: 163Pp - View Document