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delphinidae's Usage Examples:

One of XXII 4 a the most characteristic anatomical distinctions between the porpoise and other members of the Delphinidae is the form of the teeth (numbering twenty-three to twenty-six on each side of each jaw), which have expanded, flattened, spade-like crowns, with more or less marked vertical grooves, giving a tendency to a bibbed or often trilobed form (fig.

BELUGA (Delphinapterus leucas), also called the "white whale," a cetacean of the family Delphinidae, characterized by its rounded head and uniformly light colour.

Many other allied genera, such as Prodelphinus, Steno, Lagenorhynchus, 'c., are also included in the family Delphinidae, some of which live wholly in rivers.

delphinidae's Meaning':

dolphins