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Whale barnacle

Whale barnacles are species of acorn barnacle that belong to the family Coronulidae. They typically attach to baleen whales, and sometimes settle on toothed whales. The whale barnacles diverged from the turtle barnacles about three million years ago.

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Whale barnacle

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related to Classification · 33
Whale barnacle → Acamptosomata, Astrolepas, Balanidae, Balaninae, Bathylasmatida, Campylosomata, Charles Darwin, Chelonibiidae, Chelonibiinae, Chthamalinae, Cineridea, Coronulidae, Coronulinae, Coronuloidea, Emersoniinae, English, Gray, He, Henry Augustus Pilsbry, In
related to Cirri · 12
Whale barnacle → Adolescent, At, Cirri, Cryptolepas, First, Having, However, In, In Cryptolepas, Land-based, The, They
related to Adulthood · 11
Whale barnacle → All, Cetopirus, Coronula, Cryptolepas, Inside, North Pacific, The, Tubicinella, Whale, When, Xenobalanus
related to Development · 11
Whale barnacle → After, Coronula, II, III, Immediately, IV, The, This, Though, Unlike, Wall
related to Evolution · 10
Whale barnacle → Balaena, Chelonibia, Chelonibiidae, Early Tertiary, Italy, Late Pliocene, Pliocene, Since, Turtle, Whale
related to Symbiosis · 5
Whale barnacle → Eubalaena, On, The, Tubicinella, Whale

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barnacles whale may cirri whales host skin barnacle coronulidae family xenobalanus shell cryptolepas gray species tubicinella turtle diadema however plates

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Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodAll0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodNorth Pacific0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodCoronula0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodCetopirus0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodCryptolepas0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodTubicinella0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodXenobalanus0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodThe0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodWhale0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodInside0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to AdulthoodWhen0.60section
Whale barnaclerelated to CirriCirri0.60section

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