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pingüim de adélia Medium-sized penguins occurring in large colonies on the Adelie Coast of Antarctica.
A species of penguin, scientific name Pygoscelis adeliae, with distinctive white rings surrounding the eyes.
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An Adelie penguin walks over an automated weigh bridge at Cape Crozier.
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Adelie penguins strutted in procession up and down the little glacier.
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The evolutionary past of the Adelie penguin and how climate change has affected them.
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This was so in the case of the Adelie penguins.
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Adelie penguins diving into the sea in quest of food
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An Adelie penguin on the nest defending her eggs
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The few we saw were almost all Adelie penguins.
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Emperor and Adelie penguins, crab-eater and Weddell seals were recognized through glasses along its edge.
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Every accessible rock was covered with rookeries of Adelie penguins; the first chicks were just hatched.
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At the head of the grotto and on a ledge of snow were perched some adelie penguins.
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Adelie penguins jumping on to the floe
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Adelie penguin after weathering a severe blizzard.
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The Royal penguins were almost as petulant as the Adelie penguins which we were to meet further South.
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Adelie penguins were in greatest numbers.
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In adjoining rookeries the Adelie penguins, with their fat, downy cheeks, were very plentiful and fiercer than usual.
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Masses of Adelie penguins and chicks constituted the main population, and skua gulls with eggs were also observed.