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Monachinae (known
colloquially as "Southern seals") is a
subfamily of
Phocidae whose distribution is
found in the tropical,
temperate and
polar regions...
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confirmed the
monophyly of the two
phocid subfamilies (Phocinae and
Monachinae). The
Monachinae (known as the "southern" seals), is
composed of
three tribes;...
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belong to the
family Phocidae which contains two subfamilies:
Phocinae and
Monachinae. The
bearded seal
possesses characteristics of both of
these subfamilies...
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study supports the
division of
phocids into two
monophyletic subfamilies:
Monachinae,
which consists of
elephant seals, monk
seals and
Antarctic seals; and...
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Monachinae Monachopsis Noriphoca Pristiphoca Terranectes Properiptychus Auroraphoca Virginiaphoca Messiphoca Mesotaria Callophoca Pliophoca Pontophoca...
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Noriphoca is an
extinct genus of
phocid belonging to the
subfamily Monachinae. It is
known from the late
Oligocene to
early Miocene of Italy. The type...
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Mammalia Order:
Carnivora Clade:
Pinnipedia Family:
Phocidae Subfamily:
Monachinae Tribe:
Lobodontini Genus:
Hydrurga Gistel, 1848 Species: H. leptonyx Binomial...
- hemisphere, all
traditionally placed in the
subfamily Monachinae. This may
suggest the
Monachinae is paraphyletic.
Another notable aspect of
Kawas is the...
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Mammalia Order:
Carnivora Clade:
Pinnipedia Family:
Phocidae Subfamily:
Monachinae Tribe:
Lobodontini J. E. Gray, 1869
Genera Hydrurga Leptonychotes Lobodon...
- 2023.2288924. Dewaele, L.; de Muizon, C. (2024). "A new
monachine seal (
Monachinae, Phocidae, Mammalia) from the
Miocene of
Cerro La
Bruja (Ica department...
