E. glacialis rangesE. australis rangeE. japonica range
SceletusEubalaenqae australis.Flatus V-formis, distincta Eubalaenae proprietas.Caput et oculusEubalaenae.Venatio balaenarum, etiam Eubalaenarum languidarum, in naviculis ligneis iaculis hamatis manu mittis fuit opus periculosum.
Eubalaenae plerumque usque ad plus quam 18 metra longae crescunt; maxima quidem nota erat 19.8 metra longa.[1]Eubalaenae sunt balaenae robustissimae, quae 100 ST? vel plus pondere sunt. Maximae 20.7 metra longae et usque ad 135 000 chiliogrammata pondere sunt,[2] vel fortasse 21.3 metra.[3] Ob earum amplitudinem insigniter graviores aliis balaenis eiusdem vel adeo maioris longitudinis sunt, sicut Megaptera novaeangliae,Eschrichtius robustus,Physeter macrocephalus, et adeo Balaenoptera physalus.Eubalaenae re vera solum post Balaenopteram musculus per massam corpoream in numero habentur.
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