Antarctic Taxa

Fauna Species within 1.0 degrees of the position

(Latitude 65° 01' 00.0" S Longitude 61° 10' 00.0" W )

Use the link on the Scientific Name to see full details of that taxa. The Observations link allows the user to search for observations near this place.

Any species that are protected are indicated by a *

Scientific NameAuthorityCommon Name   Observations
Alaskozetes antarcticus Mite Observations
Alloptes aschizurus Mite Observations
Astigmata sp. Observations
Belgica antarctica Midge Observations
Cryptopygus antarcticus Springtail Observations
Cryptopygus sp. Springtail Observations
Diphascon pingue (Marcus, 1936) Water bear Observations
Euphausia superba Dana, 1852 krill Observations
Eupodes minutus Mite Observations
Eupodes parvus Mite Observations
Eupodes parvus grahamensis Mite Observations
Eupodes sp. Observations
Friesea grisea Sch¿ffer Springtail Observations
Fulmarus glacialoides (Smith,1840) Southern Fulmar Observations
Gamasellus racovitzai Mite Observations
Globoppia loxolineata (Wallwork) Observations
Halozetes belgicae (Michael) Observations
Isotoma (Folsomotoma) octo-oculata Willem Observations
Ixodes uriae Tick Observations
Macronectes giganteus Gmelin,1789 Southern Giant Petrel * Observations
Magellozetes antarcticus Mite Observations
Nanorchestes berryi Observations
Nanorchestes gressitti Strandtmann, 1982 Observations
nematode sp. Observations
Oppia loxolineata Midge Observations
Pagodroma nivea (Forster,1777) Snow Petrel Observations
Parisotoma octooculata Springtail Observations
Pectinopygus turbinatus Bird louse Observations
Pretriophtydeus tilbrooki (Strandtmann, 1967) Observations
Procerodes wandeli Observations
Pygoscelis antarctica (Forster,1781) Chinstrap Penguin Observations
Pygoscelis papua (Forster,1781) Gentoo Penguin * Observations
Rhagidia gerlachei Observations
Stereotydeus reticulatus Strandtmann, 1970 Observations
Stereotydeus Villosus Observations
Zachvatkinia hydrobatidii Dubinin 1949 Mite Observations

For additional taxa, see the Search Taxonomy page of Antarctic Biodiversity.