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EarthGuide-Penguins
- "The Tourist Trail" by John Yonker (download story as .pdf)
- AAD Antarctic species page
- Animal Diversity Web
- Archaeopteryx, Ancient Birds, Dino-Bird Relationships
- Arkive info/images of all life on earth
- Center for Biological Diversity-Penguins
- Dinosauria Online
- Dyan deNapoli (the penguin lady)
- EarthGuide--Penguins
- Gentoo Penguins at O'Higgins Station, Antarctica
- Hedwig's Penguin Info Page (A++)
- Herperornis regalis
- Ice Stories
- Map of Antarctica
- March of the Penguins
- Nature-Penguins of the Antarctic
- Nature-The World of Penguins
- New Zealand Ecology-Penguins
- Penguin News
- Penguin Rookeries Location
- Penguin Science
- Penguin Studies (Dr. Boersma's Site)
- Penguin World
- Postcards from the Poles
- Spot the Penguin
- The Penguin Page
Penguins
Penguin Evolution
Chronogram of penguin diversification. Nodes A and B indicate 104 and 90 myr. Credibility intervals (95%) are indicated by grey bars at numbered internal nodes. Vertical dashed line indicates the K/T boundary. Periods when Antarctica was ice-covered (black continuous bars) are indicated by shaded grey rectangles. Ocean temperature is based on high-resolution deep-sea oxygen isotope records. The MMCT is indicated by an arrow.
Wallace Line
Zoogeographical Areas w/ approx. boundaries
(Newton and Dale 2001)
Antarctica
Antarctica ~~ side view
Antarctic Convergence/Divergence Zone
Source: http://www.jochemnet.de/fiu/OCB3043_18.html
Plate Tectonics
McMurdo Date & Time
McMurdo Wx Conditions
New McMurdo Base LiveCam
South Pole Date & Time
South Pole Wx Conditions
South Pole Live Cam
Geologic Time Scale
History of the Earth
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About Me
- wiinterrr
- I am an adelie penguin and the spokesperson for a personal save the penguin movement. All of my blogs about penguins are primarily used to inform the public (that would be you), to keep the image of a(ny) penguin in the minds of everyone and finally, to inspire folks to donate their time and/or money to a worthy cause (the protection of my siblings and cousins). Thanks for taking a looksee here and from Antarctica, AHAY! (That's Antarctican for have a nice one, mate!)
Penguin Phylogenetic Relationships
PNAS July 10, 2007 vol. 104 no. 28 11545-11550
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