vol. 30, no. 1, pp. 3–28, 2009 Review

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Date: 2009-03-05 05:18:58 Palaeeudyptes klekowskii Archaeospheniscus wimani Palaeeudyptes gunnari Palaeeudyptes Waimanu Archaeospheniscus Palaeeudyptinae Seymour Island Banded penguin Penguins Extinct birds Ornithology		vol. 30, no. 1, pp. 3–28, 2009 Review Add to Reading List Source URL: polish.polar.pan.pl Download Document from Source Website File Size: 430,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Galapagos Islands The These magical isles, which inspired Darwin’s theory of evolution, are home to species you’ll find nowhere else. by Debi Lander DocID: 1mQVw - View Document
	to resolve the field relations between the various sedimentary units exposed there. Sobral Formation sandstones exposed along the shore at the east end of Cross Valley appear to belong to a facies different from any reco DocID: 15aFI - View Document
	semblages will provide a broad view of the prevailing paleoclimatic conditions. The Cretaceous cryptogam (ferns and lower plants) spores of Seymour Island (Askin in preparation) include an overwhelming abundance of Stere DocID: 159Pc - View Document
	weather wave base. The sequence shallows up in to grainstones with some bidirectional cross-bedded intraclastic grainstones indicative of tidally influenced deposition and further shallows into white-weathering fenestral DocID: 159N1 - View Document
	ward extension of the Lassiter Coast Intrusive Suite. We also conclude that the granitic rocks exposed throughout the entire southern Antarctic Peninsula and eastern Ellsworth Land represent a consanguineous suite of mag DocID: 159DL - View Document