A new dolphin with tusk-like teeth from the late Oligocene of New Zealand indicates evolution of novel feeding strategies

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Un impressionnant crâne de #dauphin (25 Ma) de 🇳🇿 : #Nihohae -nom Māori- avait des dents très particulières ! Son mode d'alimentation n'existe plus chez les cétacés actuels. #Oligocène #Cetacea #Odontoceti https://t.co/y0z85RfhqM 📰https://t.co/gzbLbiDK…

RT @physorg_com: Study describes ancient #NewZealand dolphin with tusk-like #teeth @RSocPublishing https://t.co/iP627ynVYI https://t.co/LNb…

Researchers have described a new species of dolphin from the late Oligocene of #NewZealand. The study findings are published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, @RSocPublishing. https://t.co/5SeN2SWRcw

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