Description
suggesting a powerful bite adapted to processing tough plant material
5 a 4 metros de longitud
approximately 290 million years ago
stocky neck
Dagonodum mojnum Variante:Pintado a mano suggesting a powerful bite adaptedDagonodum mojnum was an extinct odontocete cetacean belonging to Ziphiidae, the group of beaked whales, known from fossils from the Late Miocene of Denmark. Its remains come from the Gram Formation, a Tortonian marine unit that records ancient coastal and shallow water environments in northern Europe. Formally described by Benjamin Ramassamy in 2016, Dagonodum mojnum represents the first evidence of a fossil ziphiid in Denmark and provides relevant
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