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weigh up to 90 kg (200 lb). Its
hairy fringes are
called baleen hair or
whalebone hair. They are also
called baleen bristles,
which in sei
whales are highly...
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Baleen whales (/bəˈliːn/), also
known as
whalebone whales, are
marine mammals of the
parvorder Mysticeti in the
infraorder Cetacea (whales,
dolphins and...
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Whalebone or
baleen is a filter-feeder
system inside the
mouths of
baleen whales.
Whalebone may also
refer to:
Whalebone (album), by Marc
Douglas Berardo...
- Jones, Nick. "Wood Street's
whalebones - 75
years in situ". Barnetsociety.org.uk.
Retrieved 23
December 2018. "Save
Whalebones Park". Whalbonespark.com....
- wrote: So burn up the corsets! No, nor do you save the
whalebones. You will
never need
whalebones again. Make a
bonfire of the
cruel steels that has lorded...
- name of the
vineyard derives from the
large calcareous rocks laden with
whalebones and
other marine mammal fossils in the soil,
remnants of the
Miocene geological...
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Danielle Whalebone is an
Australian rock musician,
songwriter and guitarist, best
known for
forming post-punk band
Animal Hands and her
subsequent solo...
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Whalebone (1807 – 6
February 1831) was a
British Thoroughbred racehorse that won the 1810
Epsom Derby and was a
successful sire of
racehorses and broodmares...
- wrote: Burn up the corsets! ... No, nor do you save the
whalebones, you will
never need
whalebones again. Make a
bonfire of the
cruel steels that have lorded...
- the aid of
local masons from the
nearby village of
Paget Farm.
Using whalebones,
native hardwoods, and
objects recovered from the sea, they
built large...
