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The text related to the cultural heritage 'Archipiélago de Revillagigedo' has mentioned 'Island' in the following places:
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For the island in southeast Alaska, see Revillagigedo Island.
Island (alternate name) Length bywidth (km) Area (km2) Highest peak (m) Inner islands (UTC-7, Mountain Time Zone) San Benedicto 4.315 by 2.490 5.94 Bxc3xa1rcena (310) Socorro (San Tomxc3xa1s) 16.813 by 15.629 132.06 Mount (Cerro) Evermann (1130) Roca Partida 0.246 by 0.073 0.014 (34) Outer island (UTC-8, Pacific Time Zone) Clarixc3xb3n (Santa Rosa) 8.544 by 3.686 19.80 Monte Gallegos (335) Revillagigedo Islands 420 by 115 157.81 Mount (Cerro) Evermann (1130)
The Revillagigedo Islands are one of three Mexican island groups in the Pacific Ocean that are not on the continental shelf; the others are Guadalupe Island and Rocas Alijos.
Hernando de Grijalva and his crew discovered an uninhabited island on 19 December 1533, and named it Santo Tomxc3xa1s (Socorro Island) and on 28 December they discovered Isla de los Inocentes (San Benedicto) which owed its name to having been found on the day of the Holy Innocents.
Villalobos was the first to report sighting of Roca Partida Island giving it its present-day name.
In 1779 Josxc3xa9 Camacho was the first to report sighting of the island remaining, that he charted as Santa Rosa ("Saint Rose").
In 1865, the island was explored by ornithologist Andrew Jackson Grayson, who discovered the Socorro dove, Socorro mockingbird and the Socorro elf owl which were later given scientific names in his honor.
In 1957 the Mexican Navy established a naval base on Socorro and has had a permanent presence on the island since then.
On 21 March 1972, Pablo Silva Garcxc3xada became the first Governor of Colima to visit his state's island territories.
As illustrated by the fact that no endemic landbird taxon occurs on more than one island and the cases of the Socorro and Clarixc3xb3n wrens as well as the Socorro dove and Clarixc3xb3n mourning dove, each bird population seems to have arisen independently.
Dr. Harmunt Walter of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and Dr. Luis F. Baptista of the California Academy of Sciences have coordinated breeding and reintroduction efforts for the Socorro dove since 1988, through the Island Endemics Institute.
The Comitxc3xa9 Cientxc3xadfico para la Conservacixc3xb3n y Restauracixc3xb3n del Archipixc3xa9lago Revillagigedo ("Scientific Committee for the Conservation and Restoration of the Revillagigedo Islands") was founded in 1996, and is a committee representing several organizations, including the Island Conservation & Ecology Group, Island Endemics Institute, the University of Missourixe2x80x93St.
Due to their volcanic origin, depths around the islands increase abruptly at distances of between 10-12 km from the island shorelines.
The islands provide critical habitat for a range of terrestrial and marine creatures and are of particular importance to seabirds with Masked, Blue-footed, Red-footed and Brown Boobies, Red-billed Tropicbirds, Magnificent Frigatebirds and many other species dependent on the island and sea habitats.
The extension of a no-take fishing zone by 12 nautical miles to align with the property boundaries is considered essential to bolster protection of the islandxe2x80x99s marine resources as is the enforcement of strengthened fishing regulations in the propertyxe2x80x99s large buffer zone.
This is particularly important to maintain the islandxe2x80x99s rat free status which is both unusual in a sub-tropical island system and crucial to maintaining healthy functioning ecosystems and protecting key species.