Some years ago, when my son was doing vet science, I gave him a dead penguin
found in the bay. The class he was in examined the bird from several points of
view. Cause of death was a heavy nematode infestation. If penguins are found
dead on the beach undamaged it may be worth sending them to Melb Uni Vets as I
have met a woman there who is interested in wildlife deaths - I cannot recall
her name.
Ron Garrett
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From: "Peter Shute"
Date: 04/19/2015 10:44 AM
To: "Chris Lloyd" <>
CC: "" <>
Subject: Port Phillip Penguin
Apparently not, Chris.
Peter Shute
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