KnowraMarine mammalLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Marine mammal, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 2Related 1Narrower topic 11Compared with 2BlubberNarrower topic: Blubber is one adaptation within the wider diversity of marine mammals.PinnipedNarrower topic: Pinnipeds are one group within this broader ecological and biological category.FlipperNarrower topic: Flippers are defining locomotor adaptations in several marine mammal groups.Sperm whaleNarrower topic: Sperm whales breathe air, nurse young, and maintain mammalian body temperature at sea.Evolution of cetaceansNarrower topic: Cetaceans are the marine mammals most completely adapted to life in water.DugongNarrower topic: Dugongs are air-breathing mammals adapted to spend nearly all their lives in water.Caspian sealNarrower topic: Its mammalian traits shape how the seal breathes, feeds, and raises pups.Sea lionNarrower topic: Sea lions are air-breathing mammals adapted to forage and travel in marine habitats.Hector's dolphinNarrower topic: Hector's dolphin breathes air, nurses its young, and maintains a constant body temperature.OdobenocetopsNarrower topic: Its walrus-like specialization evolved within a distinct marine mammal lineage.Pygmy sperm whaleNarrower topic: The pygmy sperm whale is one member of this broader group of air-breathing mammals.