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squalodont

fossil mammal
Also known as: Squalodontidae
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  • species of whales
    cetacean
    / Annotated taxonomy

    †Family Squalodontidae At least 12 genera. Upper Oligocene to Late Miocene. Europe, North and South America, Australia, and New Zealand. †Family Squalodelphidae 3 genera. Lower Miocene. Europe and South America. †Family Dalpiazinidae 1 genus. Early Miocene. Europe. †Family

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    †Family Squalodontidae At least 12 genera. Upper Oligocene to Late Miocene. Europe, North and South America, Australia, and New Zealand. †Family Squalodelphidae 3 genera. Lower Miocene. Europe and South America. †Family Dalpiazinidae 1 genus. Early Miocene. Europe. †Family

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