Indian yellow-nosed albatross

Target entity: Indian yellow-nosed albatross
Context triple: [Prince Edward Islands, hasFauna, Indian yellow-nosed albatross]

• A. Laysan albatross
  The Laysan albatross is a large, long-lived seabird of the North Pacific Ocean, known for its impressive wingspan, extensive oceanic migrations, and dense breeding colonies on remote islands such as those in the Hawaiian archipelago.
• B. Tristan albatross
  The Tristan albatross is a large, endangered seabird of the Southern Ocean, closely related to the wandering albatross and known for its long wingspan and remote island nesting sites.
• C. wandering albatross
  The wandering albatross is a large seabird famed for having the longest wingspan of any living bird, enabling it to glide vast distances over the open ocean.
• D. waved albatross
  The waved albatross is a large, long-lived seabird of the Galápagos known for its elaborate courtship dances and for being the only albatross species that breeds primarily in the tropics.
• E. New Zealand fairy tern
  The New Zealand fairy tern is a critically endangered, small coastal seabird endemic to New Zealand, known as the country’s rarest breeding bird.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Indian yellow-nosed albatross
Target entity description: The Indian yellow-nosed albatross is a medium-sized seabird of the Southern Ocean known for its distinctive yellow bill stripe and long-distance oceanic foraging, breeding on remote subantarctic islands.

• A. Laysan albatross
  The Laysan albatross is a large, long-lived seabird of the North Pacific Ocean, known for its impressive wingspan, extensive oceanic migrations, and dense breeding colonies on remote islands such as those in the Hawaiian archipelago.
• B. Tristan albatross
  The Tristan albatross is a large, endangered seabird of the Southern Ocean, closely related to the wandering albatross and known for its long wingspan and remote island nesting sites.
• C. wandering albatross
  The wandering albatross is a large seabird famed for having the longest wingspan of any living bird, enabling it to glide vast distances over the open ocean.
• D. waved albatross
  The waved albatross is a large, long-lived seabird of the Galápagos known for its elaborate courtship dances and for being the only albatross species that breeds primarily in the tropics.
• E. New Zealand fairy tern
  The New Zealand fairy tern is a critically endangered, small coastal seabird endemic to New Zealand, known as the country’s rarest breeding bird.
• F. None of above. chosen