Breeding Behaviour of the Emperor Penguin

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MAN has very seldom had the opportunity of observing the breeding behaviour of Aptenodytes forsteri, the emperor penguin. Few rookeries have so far been discovered; all are around the coast of the Antarctic, and all are difficult of access from expedition bases, particularly during the winter months when breeding occurs. © 1952 Nature Publishing Group.

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Stonehouse, B. (1952). Breeding Behaviour of the Emperor Penguin. Nature, 169(4305), 760. https://doi.org/10.1038/169760a0

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