KnowraCetacean locomotionLinked fromLinked fromThe 7 pages that link to Cetacean locomotion, each with the reason it gives.All 7Broader topic 1Related 5Narrower topic 1CetaceaRelated: Their swimming mechanics reflect a body plan adapted to sustained aquatic travel.Aquatic locomotionBroader topic: Cetaceans use powerful tail strokes and streamlined bodies for sustained swimming.Evolution of cetaceansRelated: Changes to the spine and tail transformed propulsion from limb-driven walking to powerful vertical strokes.ArchaeocetiRelated: Changes in the spine and limbs among archaeocetes trace the shift toward tail-powered swimming.BasilosaurusRelated: Basilosaurus’s body and tail adapted its movement to aquatic propulsion.CetaceanRelated: Horizontal tail flukes and flexible bodies generate their characteristic propulsion.Dall's porpoiseNarrower topic: Dall's porpoise uses powerful tail strokes to achieve its characteristic speed.