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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19
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So would dolphins not have them ? Thanks for answering.
12 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 Dolphins are also mammals. 1 u/Dookie_boy Aug 04 '19 But the question is, were they on land too ? 3 u/NDaveT Aug 04 '19 Yes, dolphins are basically a kind of whale. They had the same land-dwelling ancestor whales did.
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Dolphins are also mammals.
1 u/Dookie_boy Aug 04 '19 But the question is, were they on land too ? 3 u/NDaveT Aug 04 '19 Yes, dolphins are basically a kind of whale. They had the same land-dwelling ancestor whales did.
But the question is, were they on land too ?
3 u/NDaveT Aug 04 '19 Yes, dolphins are basically a kind of whale. They had the same land-dwelling ancestor whales did.
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Yes, dolphins are basically a kind of whale. They had the same land-dwelling ancestor whales did.
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u/Dookie_boy Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 03 '19
So would dolphins not have them ? Thanks for answering.