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Antarctic Penguins: A Study of Their Social Habits

Antarctic Penguins: A Study of Their Social Habits

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  Terra Nova

Note.—Ross, Kristensen, Scott, Shackleton and Pennell all, however, found pack late in the season while trying to work west along the coast when only some forty-five to seventy-five miles north of Cape Adare, and all were turned by this pack.

According to Pennell, it appears probable that there is a great hang of pack in the sea west of Cape Adare and south of the Balleny Islands, and most likely it is here that the Adélies repair when they leave Cape Adare rookery in the autumn. I think, however, it is safe to assume that they seek the northernmost limits of the pack during the winter, as these would offer the most favourable conditions.

TABLE B
Date Longitude Northern limit Extends N. and S. Miles Minutes of latitude Northern limit is N. of Cape Adare
Jan. 12, 1840 166° E. 64° 30′ 400 (Wilkes)
Jan. 3, 1902 178° E. 67° S. 140 250 (Discovery)
Dec. 31, 1902 180° E. 66° 30′ 60 280 (Morning)
  Second belt 69° 30 130 (Morning)
Dec. 20, 1908 178° W. 66° 30′ 60 270 (Nimrod)
Dec. 9, 1910 178° W. 64° 45′ 300 390 (Terra Nova)
Dec. 27, 1911 177° W. 65° 20′ 160 360 (Terra Nova)
Mar. 8, 1911 162° E. 64° 30′ 270 400 (Terra Nova)

Fig. 8. “… And later, form the Beautiful Terraces of the Ice-foot”

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