- The
toothed whales (also
called odontocetes,
systematic name
Odontoceti) are a
parvorder of
cetaceans that
includes dolphins, porpoises, and all other...
-
There are
approximately 90
living species split into two parvorders: the
Odontoceti or
toothed whales,
which contains 75
species including porpoises, dolphins...
-
belonging to the
family Delphinidae (oceanic dolphins) in the
suborder Odontoceti (toothed whales). The
species was
first described by the
British taxonomist...
-
diverged from the
Delphinidae within the past 11
million years.
Suborder Odontoceti Superfamily Delphinoidea Family Monodontidae Genus †Haborodelphis Haborodelphis...
-
Carroll et al. 2021.
Dalebout et al. 2014 Bianucci,
Giovanni (1997). "The
Odontoceti (Mammalia, Cetacea) from
Italian Pliocene.
Systematics and phylogenesis...
- has two
erupted teeth.
Order Artiodactyla Infraorder Cetacea Parvorder Odontoceti:
toothed whales Family Ziphiidae Incertae sedis Genus †Anoplon****a Genus...
- of whales, dolphins, and porpoises. It is
divided into
toothed whales (
Odontoceti) and
baleen whales (Mysticeti),
which diverged from each
other in the...
- The two
modern parvorders of
cetaceans –
Mysticeti (baleen whales) and
Odontoceti (toothed whales) – are
thought to have
separated from each
other around...
- that
postdate this
split (a
cladistic view). They are
members of the
Odontoceti, the
suborder containing all the
toothed whales and dolphins. Suggestions...
- Cetacea,
Odontoceti)". Beitr.Palaont. G. Barnes, L. (2006). A
Phylogenetic Analysis of the
Superfamily Platanistoidea (Mammalia, Cetacea,
Odontoceti)....
