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cetacean
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Cetacean
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a marine mammal that belongs to the group known as Cetacea, which comprises whales, dolphins, and porpoises
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The Blue Whale, the largest cetacean and the largest animal ever known to have existed, feeds primarily on krill by filtering seawater through its baleen plates.
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cetacean
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relating to whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals of the order Cetacea
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Cetacean communication includes a wide range of vocalizations.
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