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1 Family: SPHENISCIDAE 6 genera, 16-18 species Niche partitioning

2 Penguins have no long wing feathers

3 Penguins must be waterproof Strengthened rib cages Very thick layer of subdermal fat Webbed feet for steering

4 Moulting

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8 Adelie penguins

9 Gentoo penguins

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11 Aptenodytes King and Emperor Penguins

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14 Rockhopper penguins Eudyptes crested penguins

15 Magellanic Penguins

16 Galapagos penguins

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18 Yellow-eyed Penguin

19 Convergence

20 Razor-billed Auk

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23 Uria sp. Murre

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25 Cepphus sp.

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31 Dovekie or little auk Alle alle

32 Least Auklet

33 Crested auklets

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