Delphinidae refers to the family of marine mammals commonly known as dolphins and includes species such as the bottlenose dolphin and orca. Members of this family are characterized by their social behavior, intelligence, and acrobatic abilities. They are found in oceans and seas worldwide, often living in groups called pods. Delphinidae is known for their complex communication and echolocation skills.
Animals that are in Delphinidae are all true dolphins. In order to be a true dolphin, the species must be oceanic, so botos (Amazon River dolphins) are not in Delphinidae.
"Truncatus" is more specific than "Delphinidae." "Truncatus" refers to a specific species within the family Delphinidae, which is a broader taxonomic group that includes multiple species of dolphins.
Delphinidae
Truncatus refers to a specific species of bottlenose dolphins. Delphinidae is larger because it is the entire family of dolphins.
Dolphins are from the family Delphinidae.
Family Delphinidae
Delphinidae
They are called Delphinidae
Yes, Delphinidae is more specific than Cetacea. Cetacea is the broader order that encompasses all species of whales, dolphins, and porpoises, while Delphinidae is a family within that order, specifically referring to the group of dolphins and some species of pilot whales. Thus, Delphinidae represents a narrower classification within the larger Cetacea order.
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Dolphin: Delphinidae Delphis
Dolphins