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  • Penguins 
  • Other  birds - petrels, diving birds

    Map - 1987 - Pinniped - Antarctica National Geographic
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    Original, paper wallmaps from National Geographic

    Map - 2002 - Antarctica - National Geographic
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    Original, paper wallmaps from National Geographic

    Map - 1957 - Antarctica
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    Original, paper wallmaps from National Geographic

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  • Tourists in zodiac offshore among icebergs,Cuverville Island,
    Directing traffic, gentoo penguins, [Pygoscelis papua]Cuverville Island,
    Cruise ship, polar glaciers on calm ocean,leaving Neko Harbor,Antarctica
    Erreras Channel,
    Icebergs,Erreras Channel,

    Weddell Seal, napping on beach,[Leptonychotes weddellii]Cuverville Island,
    Weddell Seal, napping on beach,[Leptonychotes weddellii]Cuverville Island,
    Lifeboat, glaciers,Lemaire Channel,
    Sunset,Wilhelmina bayAntarctica

    Antarctica - [10/12/2006] Reading this book as we approached Antarctica on our cruise, Robinson's done it again - his geology is rock solid, [only John McPhee can write so captivatingly about plate tectonics] so much so, that once again, I started thinking of his fictional Antarctica as the real thing. As we drove thru the Beech tree forests of Tierra del Fuego, it conjured his images of a former Antarctica covered with hardy Beech forest, to be re-discovered as fossilized beech leaf mats by Robinson's scientists. Elegantly weaving in Antarctic history, Robinson's story proceeds on multiple lines, with the modern day plotlines paralleling the explorers. The science is least fictional of any of his works, but the climbing and trekking scenes are riveting; the crevasse scenes are white knuckle memory time for anyone's who's ever traversed a glacier, even though his mountaineers have tracking toys we never dreamed of.

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