-
wandering albatross species complex. When the
complex was
split into four species, the
English name of the
nominate form was
changed from
wandering albatross...
- the
conclusion that the
Antipodean albatross and the
Tristan albatross were
distinct from the
wandering albatross, per
Robertson and Nunn, but
found that...
- two
largest species of
albatross,
together with the
wandering albatross.
Recent studies indicate that the
southern royal albatross may, on average, be somewhat...
- by some
researchers to be a
subspecies of the
wandering albatross, D.
exulans (now the
snowy albatross).
BirdLife International and the IOC recognize...
-
subspecies of the
wandering albatross (now the
snowy albatross), a 2004
study of the
mitochondrial DNA of the
wandering albatross species complex supported...
- its toes,
stretches its neck and
points its bill upward. In the
wandering albatross (Diomedea exulans), sky
pointing is
accompanied with “sky calling”...
- genera. The
great albatrosses themselves form two
species complexes, the
wandering and
Amsterdam albatrosses, and the
royal albatrosses. The
splitting of...
-
averaging 1.4 kg (3.1 lb). The bird with the
largest wingspan is the
wandering albatross (Diomedea exulans) of the Sub-Antarctic oceans. The
largest dimensions...
- The black-browed
albatross (Thal****arche melanophris), also
known as the black-browed mollymawk, is a
large seabird of the
albatross family Diomedeidae;...
- Salvin's
albatross Shy
albatross Southern royal albatross Northern royal albatross Wandering albatross Light-mantled
albatross Sooty albatross Great shearwater...