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Frontal view of the nares: opened (a) and slightly closed (b). Note the presence of different furrows, (1) middle furrow or philtrum.
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It is normally recognized that anatomy is crucial for an improved knowledge of many physiological adaptations. In the case of marine mammals, their ability to dive for long periods of time is especially striking. They spend most of their lives in water, although in general terms, they behave and have characteristics very similar to t...
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