- Neogene:
Pygmy sperm whale,
Kogia breviceps Dwarf sperm whale,
Kogia sima †
Kogia pusilla, Italy,
Middle Pliocene †
Kogia danomurai Pisco Formation, Peru...
- The
dwarf sperm whale (
Kogia sima) is a
sperm whale that
inhabits temperate and
tropical oceans worldwide, in
particular continental shelves and slopes...
- whale, in the
genus Kogia. In the past,
these genera have
sometimes been
united in a
single family, the Physeteridae, with the two
Kogia species in the subfamily...
- The
pygmy sperm whale (
Kogia breviceps) is one of two
extant species in the
family Kogiidae in the
sperm whale superfamily. They are not
often sighted...
- a
family comprising at
least two
extant species of Cetacea, the
pygmy (
Kogia breviceps) and
dwarf (K. sima)
sperm whales. As
their common names suggest...
- Scaphokogiinae)
comprising the
genera Kogia and the
extinct Praekogia. Bianucci, Giovanni; Landini,
Walter (1999-11-30). "
Kogia pusilla from the
Middle Pliocene...
- family,
along with the
pygmy sperm whale and
dwarf sperm whale of the
genus Kogia. The
sperm whale is a
pelagic mammal with a
worldwide range, and will migrate...
-
Kogia pusilla is an
extinct species of
sperm whale from the
Middle Pliocene of Italy.
related to the modern-day
dwarf sperm whale (K. sima) and pygmy...
-
count was
lower than
those sperm whales, and,
aside from the
modern dwarf (
Kogia sima) and
pygmy (K. breviceps)
sperm whales, it had the
lowest tooth count...
-
sperm whale (
Kogia breviceps), is
found in
tropical and
temperate waters worldwide,
apparently preferring rather warmer waters than
Kogia breviceps. Although...
