Cetomorpha

/ˌsiːtəˈmɔːrfə/ noun

A hypothetical or actual grouping of marine creatures, especially marine reptiles, that share whale-like body form characteristics.

From Latin 'cetus' (whale) + Greek 'morphe' (form, shape). A taxonomic or descriptive term for creatures with whale-like shapes.

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