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thyridata Mollymawks have the
largest range in size of all the
albatross genera, as
their wingspans are 180 to 256 cm (71–101 in).
Mollymawks have what...
- in four genera.
These genera are the
great albatrosses (Diomedea), the
mollymawks (Thal****arche), the
North Pacific albatrosses (Phoebastria), and the sooty...
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further south than any of the
other mollymawks. Its name
derives from its ashy-gray head,
throat and
upper neck.
Mollymawks are a type of
albatross that belong...
- for rescue. They
survived by
eating mainly white-capped
albatrosses (
mollymawks), seals, and
roots of the
plant Azorella polaris, and, later, supplies...
- black-browed
mollymawk, is a
large seabird of the
albatross family Diomedeidae; it is the most
widespread and
common member of its family.
Mollymawks are albatrosses...
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albatross Thal****arche cauta. It is the
smallest of the shy
albatross group.
Mollymawks are a type of
albatross that
belong to
family Diomedeidae of the order...
- HMAS
Mollymawk (DT 933) was a
tugboat of the
Royal Australian Navy (RAN)
between 1946 and 1957. She was then
transferred to the
Australian Army and was...
- New Zealand, and
feeds in the seas off
Australia and the
South Pacific.
Mollymawks are a type of
albatross that
belong to the
family Diomedeidae of the order...
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differentiated from the
Indian yellow-nosed by its
darker head.
Relative to
other mollymawks it can be
distinguished by its
smaller size (the
wings being particularly...
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Southern Ocean. A medium-sized
mollymawk, it was long
considered to be a
subspecies of the shy albatross.
Mollymawks are a type of
albatross that belong...
