- for the rest of the
protocetids based on
their degree of
aquatic adaptation: Protocetinae-
Protocetines are
Lutetian protocetids with
generalized skulls...
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variety of
teeth suggests diverse feeding modes in
protocetids. In both
remingtonocetids and
protocetids, the size of the
mandibular foramen had increased...
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partial dentary with an
unfused mandibular symphysis, a
characteristic of
protocetids.
Large parts of the
axial skeleton including cervical,
thoracic and proximal...
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metres (8.2 ft) long, but was
probably primitive in some respects. Many
protocetids (like Maiacetus, Rodhocetus)
possessed well
developed innominates and...
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characteristic of the weight-bearing
system of land-living
mammals retained in
protocetids, such as
Rodhocetus and Qaisracetus, but
absent in the more
derived basilosaurids...
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Aegicetus is an
extinct genus of
protocetid whale based on a
partial skull with much of an ****ociated
postcranial skeleton discovered in Egypt. It lived...
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chose the name due to the
superficial similarity between the
skulls of
protocetids and canids.
Phiomicetus is
placed in the transitional,
semiaquatic family...
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metacone (unlike Maiacetus), and are,
relative to P4,
longer than in
other protocetids.
Kharodacetus was
originally described as a
species of Gaviacetus, G...
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Retrieved 19
April 2024. Bajpai, S; Thewissen, J (2014). "
Protocetid cetaceans (Mammalia) from the
Eocene of India".
Palaeontologia Electronica...
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Vertebrate Paleontology Collection.
Tupelocetus differed from
other protocetids due to its deep
occipital cavity,
monocuspid premolars, and
large nasal...
