Delphinidae, Gray, 1821
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4522.1.1 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:C24EFA8A-A5A0-4B06-A0A9-632F542B9529 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4571404 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03A0BE3B-6482-FF37-FF4F-FF0EFA5A5484 |
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Key to the genera of Delphinidae View in CoL View at ENA in Korea
1 Dorsal fin absent............................................................................. Lissodelphis View in CoL
- Dorsal fin present..................................................................................... 2
2 Blunt head, no prominent beak........................................................................... 3
- Long head, beak present................................................................................ 8
3 Upper teeth absent; 3–7 lower teeth on each side of jaws (maybe absent or extensively worn); forehead with deep vertical crease........................................................................................ Grampus View in CoL
- Upper and lower teeth present............................................................................ 4
4 Flipper broad, paddle-shaped, rounded tip; dorsal fin pointed, tall, erected; female 0.9 m in length, male 1.8 m in length; striking black and white coloration..................................................................... Orcinus View in CoL
- Dorsal fin pointed, <0.8 m .............................................................................. 5
5 Dorsal fin with broad base, located on anterior 1/3 body; dorsal fin low and falcate; bulbous head; long sickle-shaped flippers.......................................................................................... Globicephala View in CoL
- Dorsal fin located on central body........................................................................ 6
6 Elbow-shaped flipper; prominent hump; lips black................................................... Pseudorca View in CoL
- Flipper slightly rounded; no hump; lips white............................................................... 7
7 Teeth <15 each side (8–10 upper jaw, 10–13 lower jaw).................................................. Feresa View in CoL
- Teeth>15 each side (20–26 upper jaw, 22–25 lower jaw).......................................... Peponocephala View in CoL
8 Beak smoothly joins forehead........................................................................ Steno View in CoL
- Beak with sharp crease where joins forehead................................................................ 9
9 Dark lateral striped from face to anus........................................................... Lagenodelphis View in CoL
- Lateral striped absent or not continued from face to anus..................................................... 10
10 Discrete, short beak <3% body length; large pale gray bifurcated patches from forehead to tail............ Lagenorhynchus View in CoL
- Distinct beak>3% body length.......................................................................... 11
11 Teeth>39 each tooth row.............................................................................. 12
- Teeth 18–29 on each tooth row; sharp crease where beak joins forehead.................................... Tursiops View in CoL
12 Hourglass pattern present on each side.............................................................. Delphinus View in CoL
- Hourglass pattern on each side absent................................................................ Stenella View in CoL
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