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The 18 pages that link to Toothed whale, each with the reason it gives.

• CetaceaBroader topic: Toothed whales form the other principal living branch of Cetacea.

• BaleenCompared with: Toothed whales capture prey individually rather than filtering it through baleen.

• OrcaNarrower topic: Orcas belong to this group and share its sound-based hunting and communication abilities.

• Sperm whaleNarrower topic: This group classification distinguishes sperm whales from baleen-feeding whales.

• Evolution of cetaceansBroader topic: Toothed whales diversified into a distinct living branch with predation and echolocation adaptations.

• WhaleBroader topic: Sperm whales and beaked whales are toothed whales, unlike baleen whales.

• BasilosaurusCompared with: Basilosaurus had differentiated teeth, unlike baleen whales that filter-feed without teeth as adults.

• NarwhalNarrower topic: Narwhals belong to this group and share its teeth and echolocation abilities.

• Beluga whaleNarrower topic: Belugas belong to this group and use echolocation underwater.

• Beaked whaleNarrower topic: Beaked whales belong to Odontoceti rather than the baleen whales.

• Bottlenose dolphinNarrower topic: The bottlenose dolphin belongs to this group, defined by teeth and echolocation.

• False killer whaleNarrower topic: Their sensory and feeding adaptations provide the broader context for this dolphin's biology.

• Oceanic dolphinNarrower topic: Delphinids are one family within the toothed whales.

• Risso’s dolphinNarrower topic: Risso’s dolphin belongs to this group of echolocating cetaceans.

• Minke whaleCompared with: This group contrasts with minke whales’ baleen-based feeding.

• MesoplodonNarrower topic: Mesoplodon belongs to this cetacean suborder, unlike baleen whales.

• Pygmy sperm whaleNarrower topic: Pygmy sperm whales belong to this diverse group of echolocating cetaceans.

• Right whale dolphinRelated: Lissodelphis is a toothed whale, not a baleen whale.