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What are people who study penguins called?
Would it be an ornithologist. They study birds and penguins are birds
What do you call the study of penguins?
it would be the study of birds sooo ornithology
What scienitific tools would you use to study about a penguin?
easy go to antartica and watch them do thier stuff... GO PENGUINS!
How might an ecologist use observation to study a population of mountain goats?
An ecologist might use observation to study a population of mountain goats. This is because they are not interfering with them.
Who studies mollusks?
A zoologist or aquatic biologist might study mollusks. Malacology is the study of mollusks in zoology.
Why is it important to study South African continent?
South Africa isn't a continent, it's a country. You need to study it because it helps make you smarter and you may work there someday. Who knows . . .
What are the countries in the south pole?
No countries its not a owned land mass. There are study units though.
What are people who study penguins called?
Would it be an ornithologist. They study birds and penguins are birds
What do you call the study of penguins?
it would be the study of birds sooo ornithology
Who would what to go to Antarctica?
Penguins and scientist/geologist to study it.
What government is in Antarctica?
The Antarctic Treaty governs the earth south of 60 degrees South Latitude. The treaty preserves the continent and the Southern Ocean around the continent for the scientific study of planet earth.You can read the treaty when you follow this link:http://www.state.gov/www/global/oes/oceans/antarctic_treaty_1959.html
What is the difference between subduction zone and a continent continent collision zone?
it is the study of making sanwhichs
What is the difference between a subduction zone and a continent continent collision zone?
it is the study of making sanwhichs
What country is located on 20 degrees south latitude?
Eighty degrees south latitude represents a circle around the earth about 691 miles north of the south pole.Every point on the line flows over either on the Antarctic continent, or on the islands or seas that immediately surround it.There is no 'country' per se on the Antarctic continent: it is a continent dedicated to the scientific study of the health of planet earth.
Why Antarctica should be open to tourism?
When carefully controlled and monitored, tourism to Antarctica expands the knowledge about the wonder of the continent by making it a reality to more people.Tour operators that are members of the International Association of Antarctic Tour operators acknowledge the potential damage to the continent and its breeding animals, and work to mitigate the impact of their tours to preserve the pristine environment.Because The Antarctic Treaty governs all human activity south of 60 degrees south latitude, tourism can be regulated this way.Read more by following the links, below.
Where is a scientific area in Antarctica?
All land of planet earth south of 60 degrees S is preserved for the scientific study of the health of planet earth. This includes all of the continent of Antarctica.
What is the only continent where humans do not inhabit?
Humans do not inhabit the continent of Antarctica permanently, but there are settlements there where teams of scientists study aspects of the great frozen continent.
