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Delphinus delphis
(redirected from common dolphin)

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Delphinus delphis
see dolphin.


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A California sea lion has 44 vertebrae, and the common dolphin boasts 74--numbers that indicate that the beachcombing scientists should have found between 1,000 and 2,000 vertebrae along with the 26 skulls.
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