Eubalaena

[thumb|[Sceletus *Eubalaenqae australis.*]]
thumb|upright=0.8|Flatus V-formis, distincta *Eubalaenae* proprietas.|alt=Photo of two plumes of spray coming from a whale at the surface
[thumb|upright=0.8|[Caput et oculus *Eubalaenae.*]]
[thumb|alt=Painting of small, flame-engulfed boat with men clinging to wreckage next to spouting whale, with second small boat and larger three-masted ship in background|[Venatio balaenarum, etiam *Eubalaenarum* languidarum, in naviculis ligneis iaculis hamatis manu mittis fuit opus periculosum.]]
***Eubalaena*** est genus cetaceorum quod tris magnorum balaenarum species comprehendit, quae sunt *Eubalaena glacialis* (balaena Atlanticae Septentrionalis), *Eubalaena japonica* (balaena Pacifici Septentrionalis et Iaponiae), et *Eubalaena australis* (balaena Oceani Australis). Cum *Balaena mysticeto* digeruntur in familiam Balaenidarum parvordinis Mysticetorum. *Eubalaenis* sunt corpora rotunda, rostra arcuata, foramina sufflationis V-formia, et cutis cinerea vel nigra. Earum proprietas distincta est cutis aspera in capite, quae alba propter parasitismum crustaceorum familiae Cyamidarum videtur.

*Eubalaenae* plerumque usque ad plus quam 18 metra longae crescunt; maxima quidem nota erat 19.8 metra longa. *Eubalaenae* sunt balaenae robustissimae, quae 100 ST vel plus pondere sunt. Maximae 20.7 metra longae et usque ad 135&thinsp;000 chiliogrammata pondere sunt, vel fortasse 21.3 metra. Ob earum amplitudinem insigniter graviores aliis balaenis eiusdem vel adeo maioris longitudinis sunt, sicut *Megaptera novaeangliae,* *Eschrichtius robustus,* *Physeter macrocephalus,* et adeo *Balaenoptera physalus.* *Eubalaenae* re vera solum post *Balaenopteram musculus* per massam corpoream in numero habentur.

## Taxinomia
Cladogramma familiae Balaenidarum: 

Typus generis est *Eubalaena australis,* vel, ut primum descripta, *Balaena australis* (Desmoulins, 1822).

## Notae
## Bibliographia
*Ivashchenko Y. V., et P. J. Clapham. 2011. Pushed to the Edge: Soviet Catches of Right Whales in the Eastern North Pacific. *Alaska Fisheries Science Center Quarterly Research Reports,* Aprilis–Maius–Iunius.
*Kraus, Scott D., et Rosalind Rolland, eds. 2010. *The Urban Whale: North Atlantic Right Whales at the Crossroads.* Cantabrigiae Massachusettae: Harvard University Press. ISBN 978-0-674-03475-4.
*Laist, David W. 2017. *North Atlantic right whales: from hunted leviathan to conservation icon.* Baltimorae: Johns Hopkins University Press. ISBN 9781421420981, ISBN 1421420988.
*Mead, J. G., et R. J. Brownell Jr. 2005. Order Cetacea. In *Mammal Species of the World: A Taxonomic and Geographic Reference,* ed. 3a., ed. D. E. Wilson et D. M. Reeder, 723–43. Baltimorae: Johns Hopkins University Press. ISBN 978-0-8018-8221-0. OCLC 62265494.
*Melville, Herman. 1892. *Moby Dick: or, The White Whale.* Bostoniae: L.C. Page & Company. [Google Books cyokAAAAMAAJ.]
*Omura, H., S. Ohsumi, K. N. Nemoto, K. Nasu, et T. Kasuya. 1969. Black right whales in the North Pacific. *Scientific Reports of the Whales Research Institute, Tokyo* 21: 1–78.
*Rodrigues, Ana S. L., et al. 2018. Forgotten Mediterranean calving grounds of grey and North Atlantic right whales: evidence from Roman archaeological records, *Proceedings of the Royal Society B,* 11 Iulii.
*Scarff, J. E. 1986 Historic and present distribution of the right whale (*Eubalaena glacialis*) in the eastern North Pacific south of 50°N and east of 180°W. *Rep. Int. Whal. Commission* fasciculus praecipuus 10: 43–63. PDF.

*Balaenatio
**Moby-Dick*

## Nexus externi
*IUCN Red List.
*Right Whale Lesson Plan. (De Oceano Atlantico septentrionali.) Smithsonian Education.
*North Atlantic Right Whale. Smithsonian Ocean Portal.
*The Fall and Rise of the Right Whale. *New York Times,* 16 Martii 2009.

Categoria:Balaenidae
Categoria:Mammalia Europae
Categoria:Mammalia Americae Septentrionalis
Categoria:Fauna Iaponiae
Categoria:Genera animalium
Categoria:Taxa Gray
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