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Eaglehawk Neck Penguin is a FIORDLAND

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Subject: Eaglehawk Neck Penguin is a FIORDLAND
From: "Mike Carter" <>
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 09:45:26 -0000
 
Have just received photos of the Eaglehawk Neck Penguin from Chris Lester. It is a FIORDLAND because the 'crest' = supercilium, commences at the junction of culminicorn and latericorn at the base of the upper mandible.
 
As Chris says, this speedy resolution is possible only because of DIGITAL CAMERAS (and computers with email of course). Am I the now the only one without a digital camera?!
 
Mike Carter
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