Where is the nasal opening in the Basilosaurid whale? The closest match, so far, of whale DNA to another animal is to? Notice the similarities between hippos and whales. These may have come from the common ancestor. Do both have multi-chambered stomachs? Both are missing a coat of fur. Both have? Humans and chimpanzees share a recent common ancestor. Mammals—reptile-like creatures—amphibian-like creatures—fish share a common ancestor with.
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The nasal opening in the Basilosaurid whale is located at the **top of the skull**. Show more…
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