Building a Bigger Dolphin Brain | Science | AAAS
What are Cetaceans - CW Azores
Bottlenose Dolphin Facts: Animals of North America - WorldAtlas
What Whales and Dolphins Left Behind for Life in the Ocean - The New York Times
Hippos and Whales: Unlikely Cousins | Royal Ontario Museum
Evolution of cetaceans - Wikipedia
3.3. Cetacean biology - AQUATIC LIFE LAB
Is it true that dolphins evolved from terrestrial animals? | Dolphins World
The Whale Sanctuary Project - The ancestors of whales, dolphins and porpoises (known overall as cetaceans) were land animals, known to scientists as archaeocetes, who went aquatic about 50 million years ago.
Ocean Giants | Going Aquatic: Cetacean Evolution | Nature | PBS
The Story of Whale and Dolphin Evolution - Gringo Curt
Green Tea and Velociraptors | New species of 'river dolphin' reveals their ancient marine origins
Less genes for a life in water | Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
The evolution of whales - Understanding Evolution
Skin deep: When mammals re-entered water: MPI-CBG
Irish Whale and Dolphin Group on Twitter: "🐬Believe it or not the ancestors of whales, dolphins and porpoises once lived on land! Their closest living relative today is thought to be the
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Evolution of cetaceans - Wikipedia
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Shedding Genes Helped Whales and Dolphins Evolve for Life at Sea | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
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This ancient species discovery finally explains where river dolphins come from | Fossils | Earth Touch News
