- The
fulmars are
tubenosed seabirds of the
family Procellariidae. The
family includes two
extant species and two
extinct fossil species from the Miocene...
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production of an
improved model, the
Fulmar Mk II,
started during January 1941.
Fairey produced a
total of 600
Fulmars at its
Stockport factory between January...
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appearance to gulls,
fulmars are in fact
members of the
family Procellariidae,
which include petrels and shearwaters. The
northern fulmar and its
sister species...
- The UAV
Fulmar is a
privately developed unmanned aerial vehicle system, its main
application being to aid
fishermen finding tuna banks, due to its ability...
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parents mature,
improving from 48% at age 6–8 to 87% at age 18–20.
Southern fulmars frequently gather in flocks,
often with
other species of
seabird such as...
- The
Fulmar was a two-stage
British sounding rocket. It was
related to the
Spanish INTA-300. The
Fulmar,
developed by
Bristol Aerojet,
consisted of a Heron...
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multiple names:
authors list (link) Gotch, A. F. (1995) [1979]. "Albatrosses,
Fulmars, Shearwaters, and Petrels".
Latin Names Explained A
Guide to the Scientific...
- it
Fulmar Island because of its
rookery of
southern fulmars. The
Soviet expedition of 1956
found there are two islands,
retaining the name
Fulmar for...
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Island in the
South Orkney Islands. The name
arose from the
Antarctic fulmars which breed on
these crags and was
given by the UK
Antarctic Place-Names...
- A
fulmar is a
tubenosed seabird of the
family Procellariidae/
Fulmar also may
refer to:
Fulmar (rocket), a
British rocket Aerovision Fulmar, a Spanish...
