Having a body form or shape similar to that of a whale; describing creatures with whale-like morphological characteristics.
From cetomorpha + adjectival suffix '-ic'. Describes the whale-like form characteristic.
Cetomorphic describes a body plan that evolution seems to favor for large ocean predators—whales, dolphins, ichthyosaurs, and even some prehistoric mosasaurs all converged on similar streamlined, flippered designs because physics rewards efficiency in water.
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