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Cetaceans[1]
Aetas fossilium: 55–0 Ma

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Early Eocene - Present



Megaptera novaeangliae

Taxinomia

Regnum:
Animalia

Phylum:
Chordata

Classis:
Mammalia
Infraclassis:
Eutheria
Superordo:
Laurasiatheria
(unranked)
Cetartiodactyla
(unranked)
Cetancodonta

Ordo:
Cetacea
Brisson, 1762

Subordines

Mysticeti
Odontoceti

†Archaeoceti
(Vide commentarium si familias videre velles)



Diversity
Circa 88 species; vide indicem cetaceorum.




Delphinum ad superficiem maris in Freto Calpis




Magnitudines cetaceorum. 1, Euballena (genus); 2, Orca; 3, Balaena mysticetus; 4, Physeter macrocephalus; 5, Monodon monoceros; 6, Balaenoptera musculus; 7, Balaenoptera physalus; 8, Delphinapterus leucas.


Cetacea (ex Graeco κῆτος 'cetus', 'quilibet magnus piscis', vel etiam 'monstrum marinum') sunt ordo qui varia mammalia marina late appellata mysticetos, delphinidas, et phocoenidas comprehendit. In mythologia Graeca, monstrum a Perseo victum appellatur Ceto, a constellatione Ceto significatum. Cetologia est ramus scientiae marinae cum studio cetaceorum coniunctus.




Index






  • 1 Taxinomia


  • 2 Nexus interni


  • 3 Notae


  • 4 Bibliographia


  • 5 Nexus externi





Taxinomia |


  • Subordo Mysticeti

    • Familia Balaenidae

      • Genus Balaena
        • Balaena mysticetus


      • Genus Eubalaena

        • Eubalaena glacialis

        • Eubalaena iaponica

        • Eubalaena australis





    • Familia Balaenopteridae

      • Subfamilia Balaenopterinae
        • Genus Balaenoptera


          • Physalus, Balaenoptera physalus

          • Balaenoptera borealis

          • Balaenoptera brydei

          • Balaenoptera edeni


          • Musculus, Balaenoptera musculus

          • Balaenoptera acutorostrata

          • Balaenoptera bonaërensis

          • Balaenoptera omurai




      • Subfamilia Megapterinae
        • Genus Megaptera
          • Megaptera novaeangliae





    • † Genus Eobalaenoptera
      • † Eobalaenoptera, Eobalaenoptera harrisoni


    • Familia Eschrichtiidae
      • Genus Eschrichtius

        • Eschrichtius, Eschrichtius robustus



    • Familia Neobalaenidae
      • Genus Caperea

        • Caperea, Caperea marginata





  • Subordo Odontoceti

    • Superfamilia Platanistoidea

      • Familia Iniidae
        • Genus Inia

          • Inia, Inia geoffrensis



      • Familia Lipotidae
        • Genus Lipotes

          • Lipotes, Lipotes vexillifer



      • Familia Platanistidae
        • Genus Platanista

          • Platanista, Platanista gangetica



      • Familia Pontoporiidae
        • Genus Pontoporia

          • Pontoporia, Pontoporia blainvillei





    • Familia Monodontidae

      • Genus Monodon

        • Monocerus, Monodon monocerus


      • Genus Delphinapterus

        • Delphinapterus, Delphinapterus leucas




    • Familia Phocoenidae

      • Genus Neophocaena

        • Neophocaena, Neophocaena phocaenoides


      • Genus Phocoena


        • Phocaena, Phocoena phocaena

        • Phocaena sinus

        • Phocoena dioptrica

        • Phocoena spinipinnis



      • Genus Phocoenoides
        • Phocoenoides dalli




    • Familia Physeteridae
      • Genus Physeter
        • Physeter macrocephalus



    • Familia Kogiidae
      • Genus Kogia

        • Kogia sima

        • Kogia breviceps




    • Familia Ziphidae, Beaked whales

      • Genus Ziphius
        • Ziphius cavirostris


      • Genus Berardius

        • Berardius arnuxii

        • Berardius bairdii



      • Genus Tasmacetus
        • Tasmacetus shepherdi


      • Subfamilia Hyperoodontidae

        • Genus Indopacetus
          • Indopacetus pacificus


        • Genus Hyperoodon

          • Hyperoodon ampullatus

          • Hyperoodon planifrons



        • Genus Mesoplodon

          • Mesoplodon Hectori

          • Mesoplodon mirus

          • Mesoplodon Europaeus

          • Mesoplodon bidens

          • Mesoplodon Grayi

          • Mesoplodon Peruvianus

          • Mesoplodon Bowdoini

          • Mesoplodon Bahamondi

          • Mesoplodon Carlhubbsi

          • Mesoplodon ginkgodens

          • Mesoplodon Steinegeri

          • Mesoplodon Layardii

          • Mesoplodon densirostris







    • Familia Delphinidae:

      • Genus Cephalorhynchus

        • Cephalorhynchus Commersonii

        • Cephalorhynchus eutropia

        • Cephalorhynchus Heavisidii

        • Cephalorhynchus Hectori



      • Genus Steno
        • Steno bredanensis


      • Genus Sousa

        • Sousa Teuszi

        • Sousa plumbea

        • Sousa Chinensis



      • Genus Sotalia
        • Sotalia fluviatilis


      • Genus Tursiops

        • Tursiops truncatus

        • Tursiops aduncus



      • Genus Stenella

        • Stenella attenuata

        • Stenella frontalis

        • Stenella longirostris

        • Stenella clymene

        • Stenella coeruleoalba



      • Genus Delphinus

        • Delphinus delphis

        • Delphinus capensis

        • (Delphinus tropicalis)



      • Genus Lagenodelphis
        • Lagenodelphis hosei


      • Genus Lagenorhynchus

        • Lagenorhynchus albirostris

        • Lagenorhynchus acutus

        • Lagenorhynchus obliquidens

        • Lagenorhynchus obscurus

        • Lagenorhynchus australis

        • Lagenorhynchus cruciger



      • Genus Lissodelphis

        • Lissodelphis borealis

        • Lissodelphis Peronii



      • Genus Grampus
        • Grampus griseus


      • Genus Peponocephala
        • Peponocephala electra


      • Genus Feresa
        • Feresa attenuata


      • Genus Pseudorca
        • Pseudorca crassidens


      • Genus Orcinus
        • Orcinus orca


      • Genus Globicephala

        • Globicephala melas

        • Globicephala macrorhyncus



      • Genus Orcaella

        • Orcaella brevirostris

        • Orcaella heinsohni







Nexus interni



  • Cetacea celebria

  • Cetus in litus eiectus

  • Evolutio cetaceorum

  • Index cetaceorum

  • Index cetaceorum exstinctorum

  • Mysticeti

  • Odontoceti



Notae |




  1. ↑ Formula:MSW3 Cetacea



Bibliographia |





Megaptera novaeanglia



  • Bonner, Nigel. 2002. Whales of the World. Octopus Publishing, Blandfort. ISBN 0-7137-2369-6.

  • Cahill, T. 2003. Dolphins. National Geographic: Washington D.C. ISBN 0-7922-3372-7.

  • Carwardine, M. (1993) 2003. Wale und Delfine. Tessloff, Nürnberg: Delius Klasing, Bielefeld. ISBN 3768814564.

  • Carwardine, M. 1996. Delfine—Biologie, Verbreitung, Beobachtung in freier Wildbahn. Augsburg: Naturbuch Verlag. ISBN 3-89440-226-1.

  • Carwardine, M. 2000. Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises. Dorling Kindersley. ISBN 0751327816.

  • Carwardine, M, E. Hoyt, R. E. Fordyce, et P. Gill. 2002. Whales & Dolphins: The Ultimate Guide to Marine mammals. Londini: Harper Collins. ISBN 0-00-220105-4.

  • Castellini et Somero. 1981.

  • Clapham, P. 2001. Whales. World Life Library. Colin Baxter Photography, Grantown-on-Spey. ISBN 1-84107-095-5.

  • Coenen, A. 2003. The whale book, whales and other marine animals as described by Adriaen Coenen in 1585. Londini: Reaktion Books. ISBN 1-86189-1741.

  • Hooker, Sascha K., William F. Perrin, Bernd Wursig, et J. G. M. Thewissen, eds. 2009. Encyclopedia of Marine Mammals. Ed 2a. Burlington Mass.: Academic Press. ISBN 978-0-12-3733553-9. * Mead, James G., et Robert L. Brownell, Jr. 2005. "Order Cetacea." In Mammal Species of the World: A Taxonomic and Geographic Reference, ed. Don E. Wilson et DeeAnn M. Reeder, 723–743. Ed 3a. Baltimorae: Johns Hopkins University Press. 2 voll. ISBN 978-0-8018-8221-0.

  • Kiefner, Ralf. 2002. Wale und Delfine weltweit. Hamburg: Jahr Top Special. ISBN 3-86132-620-5.

  • Kinze, C. C. 2002. Photographic Guide to the Marine Mammals of the North Atlantic. Oxoniae: University Press. ISBN 0-19-852625-3.

  • Mann, J., R. C. Connor, P. L Tyack, et H. Whitehead, eds. 2000. Cetacean Societies: Field Studies of Dolphins and Whales. Sicagi: University of Chicago Press. ISBN 0-226-50340-2.

  • Martin, T. 2003. Whales, Dolphins & Porpoises. World Life Library. Colin Baxter Photography, Grantown-on-Spey. ISBN 1-84107-173-0.

  • Nakamura, T. 1997. Dolphins. Chronicle Books, San Francisco. ISBN 0-8118-1621-4.

  • Niethammer, J., et F. Krapp, eds. 1994. Handbuch der Säugetiere Europas. Vol. 6. Meeressäuger. Sectio 1B: Wale und Delphine 1. AULA, Wiesbaden. ISBN 389104559X.

  • Nowak, R. M. 2003. Walker's Marine Mammals of the World. Baltimorae: Johns Hopkins University Press. ISBN 0-8018-7343-6.

  • Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy. 2007. "Whales Descended From Tiny Deer-like Ancestors." ScienceDaily, 21 Decembris.

  • Reeves, R. R., B. S. Stewart, P. J. Clapham, J. A. Powell. 2002. Sea Mammals of the World: A complete Guide to Whales, Dolphins, Seals, Sea Lions and Sea Cows. Londini: A&C Black. ISBN 0-7136-6334-0.

  • Rice, Dale W. 1998. "Marine mammals of the world: systematics and distribution." Society of Marine Mammalogy Special Publication 4.

  • Scholander. 1940.

  • Soury, Gérard. 1997. Das große Buch der Delfine. Bielefeld: Deliuzs Klasing. ISBN 3-7688-1063-1.

  • University Of Michigan. 2001. "New Fossils Suggest Whales And Hippos Are Close Kin." ScienceDaily, 20 Septembris.

  • Williams, Heathcote. 1988. Whale Nation. Novi Eboraci: Harmony Books. ISBN 0517569329.

  • Wilson, B. 2002. Dolphins. World Life Library. Colin Baxter Photography, Grantown-on-Spey. ISBN 1-84107-163-3.

  • Würtz, M., N. Repetto. 2003. Underwater World: Dolphins and Whales. White Star Guides, Vercelli. ISBN 88-8095-943-3.



Nexus externi |






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