[DOC] [TLE] Are dolphins considered whales? - ask Dr. Galapagos - FT Exploring [PAR] These dolphins belong to the suborder Odontoceti, which means they are "
toothed whales". .... The next time someone starts to argue about whether or not a 
dolphin is a whale just roll your eyes, smile smugly, and say, "I don't get bogged... [DOC] [TLE] Ocean Giants | Whale Fact Sheet | Nature | PBS [PAR] Mar 21, 2012 ... Whales in the Mysticeti suborder have baleen plates that serve as a ... Baleen 
whales have two blowholes while toothed-whales have only one. ... However, 
these tooth buds disappear before birth. .... will help the cause because if we don'
t have clean and productive oceans we won't keep our mother alive. [DOC] [TLE] Whale Facts [PAR] Together these three distinct animal groups make up what is known as the ... The 
two primary suborders include the Odontoceti suborder (toothed whales) which ... 
for fast swimming, however some species do have stockier bodies than others. .... 
In many cases whales don't maintain fixed partners and can mate with several... [DOC] [TLE] Toothed whale - Wikipedia [PAR] The toothed whales (systematic name Odontoceti) form a parvorder of the 
infraorder Cetacea, ... They are thought to have split from baleen whales, 
parvorder Mysticeti, around 34 million ..... These whistles are used for dolphins to 
communicate with one another by ..... Part of this footage was, amongst others, 
shown on CNN. [DOC] [TLE] toothed whale | suborder of mammals | Britannica.com [PAR] Toothed whale (suborder Odontoceti), any of the odontocete cetaceans, 
including the oceanic dolphins, ... Some odontocetes have only vestigial teeth 
buried in their jawbones; others have teeth that are ... Learn More in these related 
articles:... [DOC] [TLE] Facts on Whales | Speak Up For Blue [PAR] Well, here is the scientific breakdown of whales (don't worry, it's not too scientific!) 
... there are two suborders called Odontoceti and Mysticeti which possess not 
only whales ... whales, gray whales, bowhead whales, and minke whales among 
others. ... Many viewers of these documentaries have taken the call and 
supported... [DOC] [TLE] The Great Whales - Marine Mammal Institute - Oregon State University [PAR] ... to gather. These questions and many others are the focus of whale studies 
today. ..... Mysticeti. Genus. Family Characteristics. Rorqual Family. These whales 
have throat grooves that extend ... each species of whale. Suborder Mysticeti. 
Common Name. Genus ..... For in- stance, if we don't know what they eat, we can't
. [DOC] [TLE] Journey North: Humpback and Northern Right Whale Experts [PAR] Both men combined these interests and focused on whales as species that 
provided ... Their niche is the ocean -- since they don't have legs it would be 
impossible to cross ... Suborder Odontoceti (toothed whale) ... but we really don't 
know where all the others -- juveniles, non-pregnant females, and males -- go in 
the winter. [DOC] [TLE] A Natural History of Dolphins - Awesome Ocean [PAR] Jul 6, 2014 ... These aquatic creatures are the most specialized of all mammals, ... The Mysticeti 
suborder contains those whales which have baleen plates instead of teeth. ... a 
breath; others can leap 20 feet out of the water almost effortlessly. ... What may 
surprise you is that dolphins don't use their teeth to eat their food. [DOC] [TLE] CWR - orca - Center for Whale Research [PAR] They have paddle-shaped pectoral fins, and a distinct dorsal fin (curved in 
females and immature ... Orcas are in the suborder Odontoceti, or toothed whales
, referred to as odontocetes. ... They typically don't mate until after the age of 20. 
.... Resident: These are the most commonly sighted of the three orca populations 
in the... [DOC] [TLE] Reproduction and Maternal Care - Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks ... [PAR] Oct 19, 2015 ... The scientific suborder, Odontoceti, is comprised of toothed whales. These 
whales also have only oneblowhole opening. ..... Others appear to be full-grown 
adults and

Question: Whales of the suborder Odontoceti have these; others don't
Answer: Teeth