Aguirre-Fernandez, G. Fordyce, R. E. 2014 <em>Papahu taitapu</em>, gen. et sp. nov., an early Miocene stem odontocete (Cetacea) from New Zealand Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology 34 195-210 Georgiacetus_vogtlensis Delphinus Tursiops_truncatus Leucopleurus_acutus Globicephala Grampus_griseus Pseudorca_crassidens Orcinus_orca Orcaella_brevirostris Phocoena_phocoena Phocoenoides_dalli Monodontidae Inia_geoffrensis Pontoporia_blainvillei Lipotes_vexillifer Mesoplodon Tasmacetus_shepherdi Ziphius_cavirostris Berardius Platanista Physeter_macrocephalus Kogia Zygorhiza_kochii Archaeodelphis_patrius Xenorophus_sp Xenorophus_sloanii Agorophius_pygmaeus Patriocetus_kazakhstanicus Waipatia_maerewhenua Squalodon_calvertensis Notocetus_vanbenedeni Prosqualodon_davidis Squaloziphius_emlongi Xiphiacetus_bossi Zarhachis_flagellator Parapontoporia_wilsoni Parapontoporia_sternbergi Brachydelphis_mazeasi Orycterocetus_crocodilinus Kentriodon_pernix Pliopontos_littoralis Atocetus_nasalis Albireo_whistleri Simocetus_rayi Ninoziphius_platyrostris Meherrinia_isoni Stenasodelphis_russellae Auroracetus_bakerae Protophocoena_minima Ischyrorhynchus_vanbenedeni OU22066 Osteology Maximum Parsimony Based on reanalysis of the original matrix. Aguirre-Fernandez_et_Fordyce_2014a