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review. ...dorsal fin located toward the rear of the body.
Ranging in length from 3.7 metres (12.1 feet) for the dwarf, or
pygmy, beaked whale ( Mesoplodon peruvianus) to nearly 13 metres
for the giant bottlenose whale ( Berardius bairdii), these
mammals weigh between 1,000 and 14,000 kg (2,200 and 31,000
pounds). Colour is variable but usually consists of some
combination of... Arnoux’s beaked whale ( Berardius arnuxii) and
Baird’s beaked whale ( B. bairdii) are commonly called giant
bottlenose whales. These are the largest of all the beaked
whales, measuring about 13 metres long. The two species are very
closely related, differing only slightly in anatomy. Both have
two pairs of large triangular teeth at the tip of the lower jaw,
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