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Gentoo penguins have increased on the Peninsula while Adélie penguins have declined.
No citationGentoo penguins were the heaviest of the three species, with a mean body mass of 5,076 g, against 3,701 g for Adélie and 3,733 g for Chinstrap penguins.
CitedMales outweighed females in all three species: 4,043 g against 3,369 g in Adélie, 3,939 g against 3,527 g in Chinstrap and 5,485 g against 4,680 g in Gentoo penguins.
CitedPooled across species, bill depth falls as bill length rises (r = -0.24), but within each species it rises: r = 0.39 in Adélie, 0.65 in Chinstrap and 0.64 in Gentoo penguins.
CitedBetween 1979 and 2004 the sea-ice season west of the Antarctic Peninsula shortened by nearly three months.
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"Flipper length against body mass" was built from older data: Blocking
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"How bill length and depth are measured" has no source chain: Should fix
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History"Gentoo penguins have increased on the Peninsula while Adélie penguins have declined." is not linked to a source, dataset, or figure yet.
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