Tomas de Berlanga, the bishop of Panama, discovered them and gave them their first name.  Ambrose Crowley, an English buccaneer who arrived in 1684, named many of them after his colleagues, but these names, such as Albemarle,  have been supplanted by the present government, which prefers to call the
Tomas de Berlanga, the bishop of Panama, discovered them and gave them their first name.  Ambrose Crowley, an English buccaneer who arrived in 1684, named many of them after his colleagues, but these names, such as Albemarle,  have been supplanted by the present government, which prefers to call the largest of them Isabela and the group as a whole the Columbus archipelago.  Natural phenomena include a flightless cormorant; the swallow-tailed gull; equatorial penguins; marine iguanas; "Lonesome George," the last remaining tortoise of Pinta island; and thirteen species of famous finches.  FTP, name this Ecuadorian island group that appears in the title of a Kurt Vonnegut novel.
Tomas de Berlanga, the bishop of Panama, discovered them and gave them their first name.  
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