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Pygoscelis papua ellsworthi

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  • gentoo penguin
    gentoo penguin

    In contrast, P. papua ellsworthi inhabits the Antarctic Peninsula and its nearby islands. This taxonomy was called into question by a 2020 study of the penguin’s morphological and genetic characters, which showed evidence that gentoos comprised not one species but four—P. taeniata (Kerguelen Island), P. papua (Falkland…

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    In contrast, P. papua ellsworthi inhabits the Antarctic Peninsula and its nearby islands. This taxonomy was called into question by a 2020 study of the penguin’s morphological and genetic characters, which showed evidence that gentoos comprised not one species but four—P. taeniata (Kerguelen Island), P. papua (Falkland…

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