- The
fulmarine petrels or
fulmar-
petrels are a
distinct group of
petrels within the
family Procellariidae. They are the most
variable of the four groups...
- The
fulmars are
tubenosed seabirds of the
family Procellariidae. The
family includes two
extant species and two
extinct fossil species from the Miocene...
- The huge
giant petrels,
genus Macronectes,
which are
convergent with the
albatrosses The true
fulmars,
genus Fulmarus Antarctic petrel Thal****oica antarctica...
-
Northern giant petrel,
Macronectes halli LC
Northern fulmar,
Fulmarus glacialis LC
Southern fulmar,
Fulmarus glacialoides LC
Antarctic petrel, Thal****oica...
-
appearance to gulls,
fulmars are in fact
members of the
family Procellariidae,
which includes petrels and shearwaters. The
northern fulmar and its
sister species...
- The
southern giant petrel (Macronectes giganteus), also
known as the
Antarctic giant petrel,
giant fulmar, stinker, and stinkpot, is a
large seabird of...
- in the
family Procellariidae, the true
petrels. It is also
known as the
Antarctic fulmar or silver-grey
fulmar. It is
largely pale grey
above and white...
-
fulmarine petrels include the
largest procellariids, the
giant petrels, as well as the two
fulmar species, the snow
petrel, the
Antarctic petrel, and the...
- The Cape
petrel (Daption capense), also
called the Cape pigeon,
pintado petrel, or Cape
fulmar, is a
common seabird of the
Southern Ocean from the family...
- species, the
southern giant petrel, M. giganteus, and
northern giant petrel, M. halli, are
considered with the two
species of
fulmars, Fulmarus, to form a distinct...
