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Dorudon whales and humpback whales share several similarities, including their classification as cetaceans, which makes them both part of the larger group of marine mammals. Both species exhibit social behavior, often seen in groups or pods, and demonstrate complex communication methods, including vocalizations. Additionally, they are both filter feeders, with dorudon relying on similar feeding strategies as humpbacks, such as lunge feeding, although dorudons are primarily known from the fossil record and are believed to have lived in different ecological niches.

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