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Balaenidae / Biota / Megafauna / Mammaliaformes / Endangered animals / Whales / Apex predators / Southern right whale / Right whale / Whale / Sperm whale / Cetacea
Date: 2012-05-12 01:20:44
Balaenidae
Biota
Megafauna
Mammaliaformes
Endangered animals
Whales
Apex predators
Southern right whale
Right whale
Whale
Sperm whale
Cetacea

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