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The 12 pages that link to Whale, each with the reason it gives.

• Blue whaleNarrower topic: The blue whale is a whale within the larger cetacean order.

• Evolution of cetaceansNarrower topic: Whales are the familiar living forms whose ancestry this evolutionary transition explains.

• BasilosaurusNarrower topic: Basilosaurus is an extinct whale, not a reptile despite its misleading name.

• Even-toed ungulateBroader topic: Whales descend from even-toed land mammals despite lacking hooves today.

• TailRelated: Whales propel themselves with horizontal tail flukes, unlike the vertical tails of most fishes.

• Darren AronofskyBroader topic: The film returns to bodily vulnerability and the possibility of personal reconciliation.

• CetaceanBroader topic: Whales are cetaceans, but the everyday label does not map neatly onto a single lineage.

• AndrewsarchusCompared with: Possible cetacean affinities are discussed for Andrewsarchus, but it was not a whale.

• Sea serpentCompared with: Known whales can be mistaken for monsters, but their anatomy and behavior differ from serpent reports.

• HippopotamusCompared with: Whales are hippos’ closest living relatives, despite their radically different habitats.

• Lepas anatiferaRelated: Some individuals have been recorded attached to marine animals, including cetaceans.

• Sadie SinkRelated: Sink played Ellie, a performance that brought her major film-award attention.