南澳大利亚布兰奇敦附近中新世早期的一条角鲨鲸。

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Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia Pub Date : 2020-01-02 DOI:10.1080/03721426.2020.1725850

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摘要:本文叙述了在南澳大利亚Murray河Blanchetown附近的早中新世Mannum组悬崖上发现的一具骨架碎片的发现和收集，并根据其近乎完整的下颌保留了两颗齿状三角形后牙，确定该标本为罕见的squalodontid鲸。

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A squalodontid whale from the early Miocene near Blanchetown, South Australia.

ABSTRACT The discovery and collection of a fragmentary skeleton found in cliffs of the early Miocene Mannum Formation near Blanchetown, on the River Murray in South Australia, are recounted, and the specimen identified as that of a rare squalodontid whale, on the basis of a near-complete mandible retaining two dentate, triangular posterior teeth.

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