THE GENERAL BIOLOGY OF PENGUINS
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pp. 111-136. Govt. Printer, Pretoria. Climate of the sub-Antarctic islands.
Falh, R. A. (1935). Rec. Auckland Inst. Mus. 1, 319-326. Notes on penguins of
the genera Megadyptes and Eudyptes in southern New Zealand.
Falla, R. A. (1937). Rep. B A N 2 antarctic Res.. Exped. B 2, 1-288. Birds.
Falla, R. A. (1948). N.Z. Geogr. 4, 127-154. The outlying islands of New Zealand.
Filhol, H. (1883). Bull. SOC. Philom. V I I . pp. 17, 92. De la disposition de l’artere
Finlayson, H. H. (1938). Trans. R. SOC. S . A w t . 62, 14-17. On the occurrence of
Fleming, C. A. (1939). Emu 38, 380-413. Birds of the Chatham Islands.
Foxton, P. (1956). “Discovery” Rep. 28, 191-236. The distribution of the standing
Gain, L. (1914). Deuxidme Expedition Anturctip.ue Prunpuiae 1908-10. Paris.
Godley, E. J. (1960). Proc. R. SOC. B 152, 457-474. The botany of southern Chile
Gunther, E. R. (1936). “Discovery” Rep. 13, 109-276. A report on oceanographical
Gwynn, A. M. (1953). Emu 53, 150-152. Some additions to the Macquarie Island
Hagen, Y . (1952). Results Norw. Scient. Exped. Triatun da Cunha No. 20. Oslo.
Hamilton, J. E. and Roberts, B. B. (1954). Ibis 96, 315. The Emperor penguin
Hammell, H. T. (1955). Am. J . Physiol. 182, 369-376. Thermal properties of fur.
Harmon, J. P. and Viereck, E., eds (1962). Proceedings of symposia on Arctic
biology and medicine. I1 Comparative physiology of temperature regulation.
College, Alaska.
Harrington, H. J. (1959). Notornis 8, 127-132. Narrative of a visit to the newlydiscovered Emperor penguin rookery a t Coulman Island, Ross Sea, Antarctica.
Holdgate, M. (1963). Polar Rec. 11(73), 394-405. Observations in the South
Sandwich Islands.
Holgersen, H. (1945). Scient. Results Norw. Anturct. Exped. No. 23. Oslo. Antarctic and sub-Antarctic birds.
Holgersen, H. (1957). Sci. Rewlts Brutegg Exped. No. 4. Oslo. Ornithology of the
“Brategg” expedition.
Housse, E. (1941). Annls. Sci. nat. lls, 104-112. Les oiseaux des Andes.
Howell, T. R. and Bartholomew, G. A. (1961). Condor 63(3), 185-197. Temperature
regulation in Laysan and Black-footed albatrosses.
Huxley, T. H. (1859). &. JZ. geol. SOC. Lond. 15, 670-677. On a fossil bird and a
fossil cetacean from New Zealand.
Irving, L. (1964). In “Handbook of Physiology” (D. B. Dill, ed.), pp. 361-377.
American Physiological Society, Washington, D.C. Terrestrial animals in
cold: birds and mammals.
Irving, L. and Hart, J. S. (1957). Cunudiun J . 2001.35,497,511. The metabolism
and insulation of seals as bare-skinned mammals in cold water.
Jeannel, R. (1941). LA^ seuiI de l’tlntarctique”, pp. 236. Paris: Mus. Nat.
d’Histoire Naturelle.
hum6rale du Pygoscelia unturcticu et du Sphenkcus demercncs.
a fossil penguin in Miocene beds in South Australia.
crop of zooplankton in the Southern Ocean.
Oiseaux antarctiques.
in relation to New Zealand and the sub-Antarctic.
investigations in the Peru coastal current.
list of birds.
The birds of Tristan da Cunha.
in the Falklands.
193
Fabricius, A. F. (1957). I n “Meteorology of the Antarctic” (M. P. van Rooy, ed.),
pp. 111-136. Govt. Printer, Pretoria. Climate of the sub-Antarctic islands.
Falh, R. A. (1935). Rec. Auckland Inst. Mus. 1, 319-326. Notes on penguins of
the genera Megadyptes and Eudyptes in southern New Zealand.
Falla, R. A. (1937). Rep. B A N 2 antarctic Res.. Exped. B 2, 1-288. Birds.
Falla, R. A. (1948). N.Z. Geogr. 4, 127-154. The outlying islands of New Zealand.
Filhol, H. (1883). Bull. SOC. Philom. V I I . pp. 17, 92. De la disposition de l’artere
Finlayson, H. H. (1938). Trans. R. SOC. S . A w t . 62, 14-17. On the occurrence of
Fleming, C. A. (1939). Emu 38, 380-413. Birds of the Chatham Islands.
Foxton, P. (1956). “Discovery” Rep. 28, 191-236. The distribution of the standing
Gain, L. (1914). Deuxidme Expedition Anturctip.ue Prunpuiae 1908-10. Paris.
Godley, E. J. (1960). Proc. R. SOC. B 152, 457-474. The botany of southern Chile
Gunther, E. R. (1936). “Discovery” Rep. 13, 109-276. A report on oceanographical
Gwynn, A. M. (1953). Emu 53, 150-152. Some additions to the Macquarie Island
Hagen, Y . (1952). Results Norw. Scient. Exped. Triatun da Cunha No. 20. Oslo.
Hamilton, J. E. and Roberts, B. B. (1954). Ibis 96, 315. The Emperor penguin
Hammell, H. T. (1955). Am. J . Physiol. 182, 369-376. Thermal properties of fur.
Harmon, J. P. and Viereck, E., eds (1962). Proceedings of symposia on Arctic
biology and medicine. I1 Comparative physiology of temperature regulation.
College, Alaska.
Harrington, H. J. (1959). Notornis 8, 127-132. Narrative of a visit to the newlydiscovered Emperor penguin rookery a t Coulman Island, Ross Sea, Antarctica.
Holdgate, M. (1963). Polar Rec. 11(73), 394-405. Observations in the South
Sandwich Islands.
Holgersen, H. (1945). Scient. Results Norw. Anturct. Exped. No. 23. Oslo. Antarctic and sub-Antarctic birds.
Holgersen, H. (1957). Sci. Rewlts Brutegg Exped. No. 4. Oslo. Ornithology of the
“Brategg” expedition.
Housse, E. (1941). Annls. Sci. nat. lls, 104-112. Les oiseaux des Andes.
Howell, T. R. and Bartholomew, G. A. (1961). Condor 63(3), 185-197. Temperature
regulation in Laysan and Black-footed albatrosses.
Huxley, T. H. (1859). &. JZ. geol. SOC. Lond. 15, 670-677. On a fossil bird and a
fossil cetacean from New Zealand.
Irving, L. (1964). In “Handbook of Physiology” (D. B. Dill, ed.), pp. 361-377.
American Physiological Society, Washington, D.C. Terrestrial animals in
cold: birds and mammals.
Irving, L. and Hart, J. S. (1957). Cunudiun J . 2001.35,497,511. The metabolism
and insulation of seals as bare-skinned mammals in cold water.
Jeannel, R. (1941). LA^ seuiI de l’tlntarctique”, pp. 236. Paris: Mus. Nat.
d’Histoire Naturelle.
hum6rale du Pygoscelia unturcticu et du Sphenkcus demercncs.
a fossil penguin in Miocene beds in South Australia.
crop of zooplankton in the Southern Ocean.
Oiseaux antarctiques.
in relation to New Zealand and the sub-Antarctic.
investigations in the Peru coastal current.
list of birds.
The birds of Tristan da Cunha.
in the Falklands.