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fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/isbn_0758733895  \nWITHDRAW  \nPENGUINS AT HOMEGENTOOS OF ANTARCTICAwritten and photo-illustrated by  \nBruce McMillan  \nPort Lockroy,Wiencke Island,Palmer Archipelago  \nCONTRA COSTA COUNTY UBRARY  \nHoughton Mifflin Company Boston  \nGerlache StraitThis book was photographed on the Antarctic Peninsula and its surroundingislands during January and February 1992.Travel aboard the MV Illiria andits zodiacs,under the direction of Darrel Schoeling,was coordinated andprovided in part by =Travel Dynamics,132 East 70th Street,New York,New York 10021.  \nPenguin facts were verified by Antarctic penguin field researchers DavidFreeland Parmelee and Susan G.Trivelpiece.Photographic Data  \nCameras:Nikon F4/MF23 and FE2 with 24mm,50 mm,180 mm,and300 mm AF Nikkor lenses and sometimes a circular polarizing filterTripod:Bogen Professional 3001 with 3025 headFilm:Kodachrome 64 processed by KodaluxDesigned by Bruce McMillanText set in Sabon Title Text set in Sabon BoldColcr separations by General Graphic ServicesPrinted on Command SatinPrinted in SingaporeTWP 1098765Copyright ◎1993 by Bruce McMillanAll rights reserved.For information about permissionto reproduce selections from this book,write toPermissions,Houghton Mifflin Company,215 ParkAvenue Souch,New York,New York 10003.Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataMcMillan,Bruce.  \nPenguins at home:gentoos of Antarctica/written and photo-illustrated by Bruce McMllan.p.cm.  \nIncludes bibliographical references(p.32)and indexSummary:Describes the physical characteristics,behavior,andlife cycle of the timid gentoo penguinISBN0-395-66560-4  \n1.Gentoo penguin—Antarctic regions—Juvenile literature.  \n[1.Gentoo penguin.2.Penguins.]  1.TitleQL696.5473M391993598'441—dc2092-34769 CIP AC  \nGentoo(JEN-too)  \n..  \nIVlany people visit penguins at zoos,but few are able to see them at home inthe wild.Home for three kinds of penguins is surrounded by the stormiest oceanon earth;Adélies(Pygoscelis adeliae),Chinstraps(Pygoscelis antarctica),andSouthern Gentoos(Pygoscelis papua elsworthii)live on the icy-cold AntarcticPeninsula and its nearby islands.The largest of these penguins,21/feet tall(76centimeters)when fully grown,are the Southern Gentoos.They're also thegentlest and most timid of the three species.  \nbrush-tail  \nWaterboat Point,Paradise Harbor,Antarctic Peninsula  \nGentoos are Brush-tail penguins.All Brush-tails—Adélies,Chinstraps,andGentoos—have tails with longer feathers than those of other kinds of penguins.Gentoos sometimes shake their brush-tails around in the air when swimming atthe surface,but when they swim underwater they use their pointed tails and feetto steer.They don't use their feet to paddle like ducks do.Gentoos use somethingelse to speed themselves along.","cbCairwy2EXlByP5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairwy2EXlByP5","pdf",4167208,44,"English","# Introduction\n## Gentoo penguins in Antarctica\n## Brush-tail swimming 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