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Indopacetus

mammal genus
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  • Baird's beaked, or giant bottlenose, whale
    beaked whale
    / Paleontology and classification

    Genus Indopacetus (Longman’s beaked whale) 1 Indo-Pacific species identified only from skeletons in 1926 and 1955. Genus Tasmacetus (Shepherd’s beaked whale) 1 species of far southern seas and around Antarctica. Genus Ziphius

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    Genus Indopacetus (Longman’s beaked whale) 1 Indo-Pacific species identified only from skeletons in 1926 and 1955. Genus Tasmacetus (Shepherd’s beaked whale) 1 species of far southern seas and around Antarctica. Genus Ziphius

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