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Willungacetus is an extinct genus of primitive baleen whale of the family Aetiocetidae known from the Oligocene of Australia (at Port Willunga, 35°18′S 138°30′E / 35.3°S 138.5°E, paleocoordinates 52°54′S 133°42′E / 52.9°S 133.7°E). It is the oldest-known whale from Australia, and the only aetiocetid whale currently known from the Southern Hemisphere. Pledge provisionally assigned Willungacetus to Aetiocetidae, but this assignment still needs to be confirmed.

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rdfs:label	Willungacetus (es) Willungacetus (en) 威朗加鲸属 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Willungacetus es un género extinto de cetáceo misticeto perteneciente a la familia Aetiocetidae que vivió durante el Oligoceno. Sus fósiles se hallaron en Australia. El género fue descrito por Pledge en 2005, a pesar de haber sido descubierto en Port Willunga desde 2001. La única especie descrita es W. aldingensis. Es el único aetiocétido hallado en Australia y la ballena más antigua que se conoce en este continente. (es) 威明加鲸属（學名：Willungacetus) 是長得像齒鯨的鬚鯨，生活於漸新世的澳洲。屬於起始鯨科，模式種是澳丁格貝威明加鯨（Willungacetus aldingensis），只有部分顱骨化石被發現。 (zh) Willungacetus is an extinct genus of primitive baleen whale of the family Aetiocetidae known from the Oligocene of Australia (at Port Willunga, 35°18′S 138°30′E / 35.3°S 138.5°E, paleocoordinates 52°54′S 133°42′E / 52.9°S 133.7°E). It is the oldest-known whale from Australia, and the only aetiocetid whale currently known from the Southern Hemisphere. Pledge provisionally assigned Willungacetus to Aetiocetidae, but this assignment still needs to be confirmed. (en)
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dcterms:subject	Oligocene mammals of Australia Fossil taxa described in 2005 Prehistoric cetacean genera Aetiocetidae Oligocene cetaceans
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Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.qm.qld.gov.au/About+Us/Publications/Memoirs+of+the+Queensland+Museum/MQM+Vol+51%23.UrgA8vhLsqg http://www.fossilworks.org/cgi-bin/bridge.pl%3Fa=displayReference&reference_no=14147
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subdivision	†W. aldingensis (en)
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taxon	Willungacetus (en)
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has abstract	Willungacetus es un género extinto de cetáceo misticeto perteneciente a la familia Aetiocetidae que vivió durante el Oligoceno. Sus fósiles se hallaron en Australia. El género fue descrito por Pledge en 2005, a pesar de haber sido descubierto en Port Willunga desde 2001. La única especie descrita es W. aldingensis. Es el único aetiocétido hallado en Australia y la ballena más antigua que se conoce en este continente. (es) Willungacetus is an extinct genus of primitive baleen whale of the family Aetiocetidae known from the Oligocene of Australia (at Port Willunga, 35°18′S 138°30′E / 35.3°S 138.5°E, paleocoordinates 52°54′S 133°42′E / 52.9°S 133.7°E). It is the oldest-known whale from Australia, and the only aetiocetid whale currently known from the Southern Hemisphere. Neville S. Pledge first visited the type locality in 1983 and collected two boulders. These two rocks, however, were forgotten until 2001 when a partial vertebra were discovered within. The site was subsequently revisited and another specimen, a partial cranium, was discovered. Pledge referred a radius, collected from the same cliff in 1994, to his newly named species. Pledge provisionally assigned Willungacetus to Aetiocetidae, but this assignment still needs to be confirmed. (en) 威明加鲸属（學名：Willungacetus) 是長得像齒鯨的鬚鯨，生活於漸新世的澳洲。屬於起始鯨科，模式種是澳丁格貝威明加鯨（Willungacetus aldingensis），只有部分顱骨化石被發現。 (zh)
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