- It
contains one species,
Ambulocetus natans (Latin
natans "swimming"),
known solely from a near-complete skeleton.
Ambulocetus is
among the best-studied...
-
Ambulocetidae is a
family of
early cetaceans from ****stan. The
genus Ambulocetus,
after which the
family is named, is by far the most
complete and well-known...
- its family. Of the less than 10
fossils that have been described, one,
Ambulocetus natans, is
nearly complete and the main
source of
information concerning...
-
transition of
whales from land to water,
including the
discovery of
Ambulocetus, ****cetus, Indohyus, and Kutchicetus. In
addition to his work on fossil...
- mammals. This
arrangement does not give
directional hearing under water.
Ambulocetus natans,
which lived about 49 million
years ago, was
discovered in ****stan...
- to
freshwater environments, as
modern hippopotamuses are. The
later Ambulocetus, was
likely to have
lived a much more
aquatic lifestyle, with shorter...
- A.
natans is an
abbreviation that may
refer to:
Ambulocetus natans, a
fossil cetacean Atractus natans, a
snake Aponogeton natans, a
flowering plant Alisma...
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Artiodactyla ****cetidae ****cetus
Nalacetus Ichthyolestes Ambulocetidae Ambulocetus Gandakasia Himalayacetus Remingtonocetidae Andrewsiphius Attockicetus...
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channeled vibrations from the jaw to the
earbone which occurred with
Ambulocetus 49
million years ago, a
streamlining of the body and the
growth of flukes...
-
shorter femur (60–70%)
distinguish Rodhocetus from the more
primitive Ambulocetus. The
convex posterior surface of the exoccipital,
shorter cervical vertebrae...
