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Metamorphosis and Translocation of the Nasal Structures,us process (Fig. 27-30). Only in this way are the transformations and displacements of the individual structures of the nasal skeleton of cetaceans understandable, and their homologization with the corresponding structures in terrestrial mammals can be demonstrated.

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Th. Pasch,S. Krayer,H. R. Brunnerrang like a true fountain (Figure 1.). The true nose was thought to be in the small pit at the tip of the rostrum, bearing tactile hairs in some cetaceans (see Lacepède 1804; Von Baer 1826; Kükenthal 1893).

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