delphinoidea (Meaning)
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delphinoidea (n. pl.)
The division of Cetacea which comprises the dolphins, porpoises, and related forms.
Synonyms & Antonyms of delphinoidea
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delphinoidea Sentence Examples
- Delphinoidea is a superfamily that encompasses dolphins, porpoises, and related marine mammals.
- The classification of delphinoidea includes several families with distinct characteristics.
- Scientists study the evolutionary history of delphinoidea to understand their divergence and adaptation.
- Members of the delphinoidea superfamily exhibit remarkable intelligence and social behaviors.
- Conservation efforts often focus on protecting the habitats of delphinoidea species from human activities.
- Delphinoidea species rely on echolocation for navigation and locating prey underwater.
- The biodiversity within the delphinoidea superfamily showcases a range of ecological niches.
- Delphinoidea mammals are known for their streamlined bodies, ideal for efficient swimming.
- The genetic analysis of delphinoidea populations provides insights into their population dynamics.
- Tourists embark on whale-watching excursions hoping to catch glimpses of delphinoidea species in their natural habitats.
FAQs About the word delphinoidea
The division of Cetacea which comprises the dolphins, porpoises, and related forms.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Delphinoidea is a superfamily that encompasses dolphins, porpoises, and related marine mammals.
The classification of delphinoidea includes several families with distinct characteristics.
Scientists study the evolutionary history of delphinoidea to understand their divergence and adaptation.
Members of the delphinoidea superfamily exhibit remarkable intelligence and social behaviors.
