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mudwerks: (via Basilosaurus - Prehistoric Earth Wiki) Basilosaurus was a prehistoric whale from th

astronomy-to-zoology: A Basilosaurus (Basilosaurus cetoides) flinging a eocene shark. video source

lostbeasts: Basilosaurus.This was the largest prehistoric whale discovered so far, being around 60 f

imanalligator55: Basilosaurus

myampgoesto11: MYAMPGOESTO11: Basilosaurus (taken at the Smithsonian, 2011) HUGE thanks to crownedr

sciencegun: This guy, I would not like to meet.  He’s actually a mammal, would you believe it?

risovach: 04 22 13 3 Basilosaurus by ~risovach

deepblueseawhales: Dorudon by Nobu Tamura

sciencegun: Basilosaurus fossil—the state fossil of Alabama.  Big guy, isn’t he?

emilyfundis: Basilosaurus, 2012 Watercolor, graphite Buy a Print! or Buy the original painting!

ceilingcow: Consider the following: This Basilosaurus, once thought to be a large reptile (thus the

thepredatorblog: Basilosaurus is a genus of cetacean that lived from 40 to 34 million years ago in

bluerhinostudio:It’s been a busy year at Blue Rhino Studio! There’s plenty more work from our Kuwait

252mya:Basilosaurus sp.Artwork by Lucas LimaPreviously thought to be a marine reptile, Basilosaurus

elodieunderglass:wardenmcpherson:0pabinia:meetmeonthecraton:strangebiology:Basilosaurus, which means

0pabinia:meetmeonthecraton:strangebiology:Basilosaurus, which means “King Lizard,” was actually a wh

0pabinia:meetmeonthecraton:strangebiology:Basilosaurus, which means “King Lizard,” was actually a wh

dinodorks:The skeleton of a Basilosaurus in the “Valley of the Whales”.

dinodorks:The skeleton of a Basilosaurus in the “Valley of the Whales”.

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0pabinia: meetmeonthecraton: strangebiology: Basilosaurus, which means “King Lizard,&rd

Basilosaurusprints

Basilosaurus cetoidesLate Eocene (41-34 Ma)Bluuughhhhhhh. I forgot the clocks were going to move for

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