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EXPLANATION OF 
XIV. 
Size of a Wigeon. Whittles like one. 
Inhabits Spain and Barbary. Prefented to me by Sir Hugh 
Williams , baronet. 
Genus XCII. P i n g u i n. 
Patagonian Pinguin, Ph. Tr. Vol. LVIII. 91. 
P. with a (lender bill, (lightly bending : head, hind and fore part 
of the neck, dulky : each fide of the neck marked with a nar- 
row ttripe of bright yellow, pointing from the head to the 
bread, uniting beneath the dark color of the front of the 
neck, and fading away into the pure white of bread and belly : 
whole back, of a deep cinereous color, marked with numerous 
fmall cerulean fpots : outfide of wings, black : infide, white : 
tail and legs, black. 
Length, about three feet three inches. Weight, forty pounds*. 
Inhabits Falkland IJlands , New Georgia, the ifiand of Defolation, 
(vifited by Captain Cook, in his laft voyage, fouth lat. 48-^ 
eaft longitude from Greenwich 70.) and New Guinea. 
The meafurement of that which I defcribed in the Philofophical 
Tranfadtions, is faulty, being taken from a (luffed (kin too 
much diftended. I corredt it here, and add a figure of the 
bird, taken from life. 
* Forfter' s Voy. ii. 528. To the places where the Leonine Seals are found, 
p. 535 of my Hijl. Quad, add Staten-land , and the illand of Defolation , 
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