Indocetus
Indocetus is a protocetid early whale known from the late early Eocene (Lutetian, ) Harudi Formation (, paleocoordinates ) in Kutch, India. The holotype of is a partial skull in two pieces with the frontal shield and the right occiput and auditory bulla preserved. This leaves "Indocetus" without postcranial remains, but undescribed material (as of 1998) from Kutch most likely include some that can be attributed to "Indocetus". Furthermore, "Rodhocetus", also from Sulaiman, is very similar to "Indocetus" and it is possible that these genera are synonyms. "Indocetus" is known from a partial skull, two endocasts, a right tympanic, and a right  maxilla; all from the Harudi Formation. "Indocetus" has prominent protocones on the molars, distinguishing it from "Protocetus", "Eocetus", "Babiacetus", and "Georgiacetus". P is single-rooted like "Rodhocetus". The tympanic bulla is more narrow than in "Protocetus" and "Georgiacetus". The endocasts included dental material, including alveoli and the bases of cheek teeth but not the crowns. P are three-rooted and probably had protocones. The molars are smaller than the premolars and decrease from M to M. M and M have large protocone lobs.