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Vestigial structures like this are considered remnants of evolution ... more about spade-toothed whales, we may be better equipped to conserve them in the future. The individual was named numia ...

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Whales, the ocean's largest creatures ... Pakicetus' descendants continued to adapt, leading to the evolution of Ambulocetus, which lived between 50 and 48 million years ago.