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MARC recordAn exceptionally deep dive by a little penguin Eudyptula minor / Yan Ropert-Coudert, Andre Chiaradia, Akiko Kato.
| Title: | An exceptionally deep dive by a little penguin Eudyptula minor / Yan Ropert-Coudert, Andre Chiaradia, Akiko Kato. |
| Author(s): | Ropert-Coudert, Yan. Chiaradia, Andre. Kato, Akiko. |
| Date: | 2006. |
| In: | Marine Ornithology. (2006.), Vol. 34(1) (2006) |
| Abstract: | Reports dive to 66.7 m in November 2005 by female little penguin breeding at Phillip Island, Australia. Dive lasted 90 s and reached maximum theoretical depth for penguin of this size. Observations of flipper-beat activity, body angle and water temperature during course of dive highlight several outcomes of deep diving by little penguins and help explain how such deep dives are achieved. |
| Notes: | Marine Ornithology. Vol. 34(1) :71-74 (2006). |
| Keywords: | 598.2 -- Birds. 598.45 -- Penguins: Eudyptula minor. 591.1 -- Animal physiology. 591.173.5 -- Diving. H5 -- Zoology: birds. (94) -- Australia. |
| SPRI record no.: | 179665 |
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