bulk filter-feeding (baleen only)(not to scale)Pleist.1.8Pliocene5.3Latebulk filter-macrophagy(teeth only)feeding* (teeth/baleen)11.6Middle15.9Early54(3)23.0-Late28.0-63(4)194(8)76(4T100(13)Earlylarge body sizeedentulous rostrum92(5)34.0-baleenelongated and flattened rostrumLate99(9)38.0-Middlesmall body sizeforeshortened rostrumfibrocartilaginous mandibular symphysisbroad-based rostrum48.6Early55,8100(35)Figure 1. The phylogenetic tree of the Mysticeti.Question 4. Discuss some of the aspects of whale feeding ecology that are revealedin their skull morphology. For instance, what features of the skull are associated withmacrophagy (feeding on large prey)? What features of the skull reflect adaptationsfor filter feeding?OligoceneZygorhizaCHMTMJanjucetus*Balaenoptera

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(not to scale) 0 Pleist. Pliocene Miocene Oligocene Eocene 1.8 5.3 Late 11.6 Middle 15.9 Early 23.0- Late 28.0- Early 34.0- Late 38.0- Middle 48.6 Early 55.8 Georgiacetus Zygorhiza 99(9) 100(35) macrophagy (teeth only) 1) bulk filter- feeding (teeth/baleen) 57(2)◄ 76(4) (1) broad-based rostrum bulk filter-feeding (baleen only) 100(13) 92(5) 63(4) 94(8) large body size Ledentulous rostrum baleen elongated and flattened rostrum small body size foreshortened rostrum fibrocartilaginous mandibular symphysis Figure 1. The phylogenetic tree of the Mysticeti. 54(3) Question 4. Discuss some of the aspects of whale feeding ecology that are revealed in their skull morphology. For instance, what features of the skull are associated with macrophagy (feeding on large prey)? What features of the skull reflect adaptations for filter feeding?

(not to scale) 0 Pleist. Pliocene Miocene Oligocene Eocene 1.8 5.3 Late 11.6 Middle 15.9 Early 23.0- Late 28.0- Early 34.0- Late 38.0- Middle 48.6 Early 55.8 Georgiacetus Zygorhiza 99(9) 100(35) macrophagy (teeth only) 1) bulk filter- feeding (teeth/baleen) 57(2)◄ 76(4) (1) broad-based rostrum bulk filter-feeding (baleen only) 100(13) 92(5) 63(4) 94(8) large body size Ledentulous rostrum baleen elongated and flattened rostrum small body size foreshortened rostrum fibrocartilaginous mandibular symphysis Figure 1. The phylogenetic tree of the Mysticeti. 54(3) Question 4. Discuss some of the aspects of whale feeding ecology that are revealed in their skull morphology. For instance, what features of the skull are associated with macrophagy (feeding on large prey)? What features of the skull reflect adaptations for filter feeding?

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