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- teeth, Scaldicetus as generally recognized appears to be a wastebasket taxon filled with more-or-less unrelated primitive sperm whales. Scaldicetus is known...
- Ontocetus (now a genus of walrus), and then moved to a wastebasket taxon Scaldicetus until Boersma and his colleagues gave a new generic name. Macroraptorial...
- into the genus Scaldicetus which was described in 1867 as having similar characteristics. However, a 1995 study stated that since Scaldicetus is described...
- subfamily Hoplocetinae, alongside the genera Diaphorocetus, Idiorophus, Scaldicetus and Hoplocetus, which are known from the Miocene to the lower Pliocene...
- Helvicetus, Idiorophus, Diaphorocetus, Aulophyseter, Orycterocetus, Scaldicetus, and Placoziphius, while kogiid fossil genera include Kogiopsis, Scaphokogia...
- remains, mostly teeth, of the genus Scaldicetus were re****igned to these raptorials, including Z. varolai. Scaldicetus is now considered to be a grade taxon...
- Ferecetotherium, Idiorophus, Diaphorocetus, Aulophyseter, Orycterocetus, Scaldicetus, Placoziphius, Zygophyseter and Acrophyseter. Ferecetotherium, found...
- macroraptorial sperm whales, such as Zygophyseter, as well as those of Scaldicetus caretti. They display a large degree of ab****n, suggesting a highly...
- †Brygmophyseter †Eudelphis †Hoplocetus †Livyatan †Miophyseter †Rhaphicetus †Scaldicetus †Zygophyseter Kogiidae †Aprixokogia Kogia †Koristocetus †Nanokogia †Platyscaphokogia...
- Hoplocetinae has been proposed to house this group, alongside the genera Scaldicetus, Diaphorocetus, Idiorophus and Hoplocetus. This subfamily is paraphyletic...