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RME06YP5–remains of dead gentoo penguin picked clean by predators and scavengers on cuverville island antarctica
RFKXJPFN–The skeletal remains of a Gentoo penguin lie on an ice ledge on the beach of Danco Island off of the Antarctic Peninsula
RF2WPEFKA–Skeleton of a penguin on the beach of Macquarie Island, Australia. Their predators include skuas, giant petrels, etc.
RME7JHM5–Brown Skua (Stercorarius antarcticus) standing next to a Penguin carcass on a beach, sub-antarctic Macquarie island, Australia.
RMDNXN68–ANTARCTICA - Nesting Gentoo penguins congregate in the lee of an Argentinian refuge hut at Mikkelsen Harbour on Trinity Island just off the Antarctic Peninsula. Remnants of the old whaling days are scattered around the hut, including old barrels, and old boat, and a whale skeleton.
RMW7RGXF–Gentoo penguins (Pygoscelis papua) and whale vertebra. Cuverville Island. Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica
RME0706C–antarctic skua picking over the remains of dead gentoo penguin on cuverville island antarctica
RME06YWX–antarctic skua picking over the remains of dead gentoo penguin watched by another penguin on cuverville island antarctica
RM2AN900M–skull of a magellanic penguin - spheniscus magellanicus shown on the left side on a black background
RMCB8G91–Whale bones, vertebrae and Gentoo Penguins (Pygoscelis papua) at penguin colony at Jougla Point; Palmer Archipelago, Antarctica
RMAXN752–Preserved skeleton s of penguins eaten by Scotts historic northern field party Inexpressible Island Antarctica
RF2X339R4–USA, BOSTON – 06 SEP, 2014: Many penguins are standing on the island near skeleton at the New England Aquarium.
RMB8CREM–Gentoo Penguin crowing (Pygoscelis papua papua) near a Sei Whale bones on The Falkland Islands.
RMW7RGWC–Gentoo penguins (Pygoscelis papua) walking past whale vertebra. Cuverville Island. Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica.
RMDNXNA9–ANTARCTICA - Nesting Gentoo penguins congregate in the lee of an Argentinian refuge hut at Mikkelsen Harbour on Trinity Island just off the Antarctic Peninsula. Remnants of the old whaling days are scattered around the hut, including old barrels, and old boat, and a whale skeleton.
RFHJT68D–The remains of a dead Adelie Penguin after South Polar Skua have been feeding on the carcass.
RMAAB7K7–huge,dramatic Whale Bleached skeleton is tragic evidence of former massive whaling activity on Wiencke Island Antarctica
RFHM6JG9–The remains of a dead Adelie Penguin after South Polar Skua have been feeding on the carcass.
RMBY3R2R–Tourists and Gentoo penguins Pygoscelis papua at Jougla Point on Goudier Island, Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica
RFHJT6AR–The remains of a dead Adelie Penguin after South Polar Skua have been feeding on the carcass.
RM2F7A2M8–Cuxhaven, Germany. 17th Mar, 2021. The skeleton of a penguin is on display at the Penguin Museum. Penguins wherever you look: whether as stuffed animals, collector's figures or on neckties - the Penguin Museum in Cuxhaven is teeming with tailcoats. Credit: Sina Schuldt/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMF0MWYJ–Skull King Penguin (lat. Aptenodytes patagonicus Miller, JF, 1778) - flightless bird from the family of penguin (Spheniscidae)
RFTWDJNJ–Beautiful fish in the aquarium on decoration of aquatic plants background. A colorful fish in fish tank.
RM2HME10D–King penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus) at Salisbury Plain, South Georgia, Antarctic region
RF2RF4JAE–The skull of a bird made up of many points in 3D. visualization of environmental problems. Penguin skull. Depth of field
RMACJ4K6–Antarctica Deception Island Skeleton from Chinstrap penguin Pygoscelis antarctica on black sand beach at Baily Head
RM2BT4DYP–Fossil skeleton of an extinct Hesperornis regalis, penguin-like bird of the Campanian era, Late Cretaceous. Illustration from Wilhelm Bolsches Das Leben der Urwelt, Prehistoric Life, Georg Dollheimer, Leipzig, 1932.
RM2A40W64–Fossil skeleton of an extinct Hesperornis regalis, penguin-like bird of the Campanian era, Late Cretaceous. Illustration from Wilhelm Bolsche’s Das Leben der Urwelt, Prehistoric Life, Georg Dollheimer, Leipzig, 1932.
RM2CNEHMY–. The British bird book . ected a landing. Unhappilythere was no Bird Protection Society in those days to stopthis senseless slaughter. Here our survey of Birds on the Wing ends. It beganwith flight through the air, it ends with flight through thewater. It is not a little surprising, surely, to find that thesame wing can be efficiently used for both these extremes ofmotion. And still more surprising to find that, this beingso, the penguin should have been forced, so to speak, to adoptthe expedient of evolving a paddle ; and so forgo the powerof aerial locomotion. The skeleton of this wing, it
RMPG3N51–. A manual of zoology. Zoology. Ooi' CHORDATA The pneumaticity of the 1)ones is an important feature. In place of marrow and bonv tissue, the caity of the Ixmes in strong Hying birds is more or less completely occupied liy air spaces. This gives the greatest possible lightness and strength to the skeleton. In Buccros and Palamcdca all bones are pneumatic; in others [rcIcia)iHS,Snla, etc.) only the phalanges of the toes contain marrow, while in the penguin and Aplcryx, as in mam- mals, air spaces occur only in some of the craiiial Ixmes. The air spaces of the bones are in part (skull) connecte
RFANX9RD–A blue whale skeleton lies on the beach near Port Lockroy, an abandoned British Antarctic Survey Base
RMT23ET0–Archive image from page 161 of Discovery reports (1932) Discovery reports discoveryreports06inst Year: 1932 148 DISCOVERY REPORTS series of embryo Eudyptes by Max Lewin (1903) and they apply equally well to the Ring penguin. The cartilaginous skeleton at this stage is rapidly under- going replacement by bone. Ossification of the chief ele- ments of the axial skeleton is proceeding and to some extent also replacement of the basic cartilages of the skull. The brain, with the completion of the cerebellum, takes on the aspect and proportions of that of a typical bird. The eye, as shown in Plate
RFT82KJJ–Beautiful fish in the aquarium on decoration of aquatic plants background. A colorful fish in fish tank.
RMD1EHN4–King penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus) at Salisbury Plain, South Georgia, Antarctic region
RMMD79H4–King penguin chicks in fluff before molting to adult plummage, South Georgia Island, Antarctica
RMACJ6M5–South Georgia Island Gentoo Penguin Pygoscelis papua yawns while standing atop bleached whale bone by Leith Harbour
RM2CPGG0H–. Birds: the elements of ornithology . y, as in the Penguin and Diver. The sacral vertebrae of birds are very numerous. They con-stitute what is called the sacrum, and it is a very extensivestructure. A sacrum is that part of a vertebral columnwhere the vertebrae are anchylosed together in order to form afirm point of support, or fulcrum, for the hinder or pelvic limbs. * See aide, p. 148. THE OTBElfAIi SKELETON, 173 It does this by affording attachment to a bony girdle—calledthe pelvis —from which the lower limbs are suspended. The sacrum of a bird, being so extensive, includes morevertebrsB
RFANX9RC–A blue whale skeleton lies on the beach near Port Lockroy, an abandoned British Antarctic Survey Base
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