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	Whale Strandings in Ohope and the Eastern Bay of Plenty
		They belong to the family Ziphidae; they grow to a length of nearly 6 metres, and have teeth (some teeth do not erupt).
		The strap-toothed whale belongs to the Ziphidae family and grows to a length of 6+ metres.
		It feeds on squid and octopus, the status is unknown as is the population.
	www.ohopebeach.info /conservation-whale-strandings.htm (1224 words)

	Whale Lost In London's Thames River... \| The Huffington Post
		If these are indeed pictures of the animal in question, I suspect it is a young giant bottlenose whale or Baird's beaked whale (Berardius bairdus).
		Either way, it is not a true dolphin (family Delphinus), it is in the beaked whale family (Ziphidae).
		The Ziphidae are the cetacean family we know least about.
	www.huffingtonpost.com /2006/01/20/whale-lost-in-londons-th_n_14158.html (1223 words)

	Travel Resources & Shopping - Travelpede.com :: Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises: of the Eastern North Pacific and ...
		Species which have been recorded as accidental are also included.
		Updating information about the presence of Hyperoodon (or Indopacetus??) in Pacific waters near the equator would be useful, although photos of 'unidentified' Ziphidae are included.
		This is the only book I take out with me for field cruises.
	www.travelpede.com /amazon2/0486256510/Whales__Dolphins__and_Porpoises__of_the_Eastern_North_Pacific_and_Adjacent_Arctic_Waters__A_Guide_to_Their_Identification.html (297 words)

	Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises: of the Eastern North Pacific and Adjacent Arctic Waters, A Guide to Their ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Detailed analysis of the field characteristics separating the various large Balaenopterids is especially useful.
		in Pacific waters near the equator would be useful, although photos of 'unidentified' Ziphidae are included.
		This is an excellent book for those who are looking for a guide for whalewatching.
	www.alphapetcenter.com /0486256510/Whales-Dolphins-and-Porpoises--of-the-Eastern-North-Pacific-and-Adjacent-Arctic-Waters-A-Guide-to-Their-Identification.html (301 words)

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