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Idiophyseter

Idiophyseter is a genus of macroraptorial sperm whale from the Miocene. Its fossils have been found in Templeton California. Idiophyseter was small in size compared to modern genera and its maxilla has single-rooted alveoli. It lacked ventral internal process of the sort present in the modern day genus of sperm whale (Physeter).

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genus sperm whale modern miocene maxilla physeter macroraptorial fossils found templeton california small size compared genera single-rooted alveoli lacked ventral

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