genus kogia (Meaning)
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genus kogia (n)
pygmy sperm whales
Synonyms & Antonyms of genus kogia
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genus kogia Sentence Examples
- The genus Kogia is composed of two species of small, deep-diving toothed whales.
- Kogia breviceps, also known as the pygmy sperm whale, is the smaller of the two Kogia species.
- Kogia sima, known as the dwarf sperm whale, is slightly larger than Kogia breviceps.
- The genus Kogia is distinguished by its small, robust body, rounded head, and spade-like snout.
- Kogia teeth are small and peg-like, with the largest teeth located in the lower jaw.
- The coloration of Kogia species ranges from dark gray to black, with lighter undersides.
- Kogia whales inhabit deep oceanic waters, primarily in tropical and temperate regions.
- The genus Kogia is not typically hunted by humans, but they can become entangled in fishing gear.
- The diets of Kogia species consist primarily of squid and fish.
- The reproductive biology of Kogia whales is poorly understood, but they are thought to have long gestation periods and low reproductive rates.
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pygmy sperm whales
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The genus Kogia is composed of two species of small, deep-diving toothed whales.
Kogia breviceps, also known as the pygmy sperm whale, is the smaller of the two Kogia species.
Kogia sima, known as the dwarf sperm whale, is slightly larger than Kogia breviceps.
The genus Kogia is distinguished by its small, robust body, rounded head, and spade-like snout.
