- 6 in) in length, and
weighing 350–500 kg (770–1,100 lb). The
bodies of
physeteroids are
robustly proportioned, with paddle-shaped flippers. The
lower jaw...
-
sperm whales; a
tooth belonging to an
undetermined 4 m (13 ft) long
physeteroid closely resembling those of
Acrophyseter discovered in the
Nutrien Aurora...
-
meters (44 to 57 ft).
Fossilized teeth of an
undetermined species of such
physeteroids from Lee Cr**** Mine,
North Carolina,
indicate it had a
maximum body length...
-
modern sperm whale,
pygmy sperm whales,
dwarf sperm whales, and
extinct physeteroids.
These fossils include Ferecetotherium, Idiorophus, Diaphorocetus, Aulophyseter...
- Bianucci, G.; Landini, W. (2006). "Killer
Sperm Whale: a New
Basal Physeteroid (Mammalia, Cetacea) from the Late
Miocene of Italy".
Zoological Journal...
- and Ray (2008),
since O.
emmonsi was
odobenid and O.
oxymycterus was
physeteroid.
Boersma and
Pyenson (2015) made it the type
species of the
genus Albicetus...
-
Kogia genus.
Small physeteroid Koristocetus K.
pescei A
small sperm whale Livyatan L.
melvillei An 18-meter long
raptorial physeteroid with 36 centimetres...
-
raptorial sperm whales; a
tooth belonging to an
undetermined 4 m (13 ft)
physeteroid closely resembling those of
Acrophyseter discovered in the
Nutrien Aurora...
-
Entre Ríos.
Incomplete tooth (MACN Pv 8926). Now
deemed an
indeterminate physeteroid.
Balaenidae gen. et. sp. indet.
Indeterminate Right tympanic bulla (MACN...
-
Reconstruction of the
macroraptorial stem-
physeteroid whale Acrophyseter....
