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| − | '''Wholphins''' are the result of [[Interbreed|interbreeding]] between ''[[False_Killer_Whale|P. crassidens]]'' and ''[[Bottlenose_Dolphin|T. truncatus]]''. Unlike most hybrids, wholphins are not infertile and as a result are capable of producing offspring.<ref>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7508288/</ref> | + | '''Wholphins''' are the result of [[Interbreed|interbreeding]] between ''[[False_Killer_Whale|P. crassidens]]'' and ''[[Bottlenose_Dolphin|T. truncatus]]''. Unlike most hybrids, wholphins are not infertile and as a result are capable of producing offspring.<ref name="NBC">http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7508288/</ref> Such unorthodox unions are not restricted to captivity, with documented sightings of wholphins off the coast of Hawaii.<ref name="NBC"/> |
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Revision as of 04:00, July 1, 2007
Wholphins are the result of interbreeding between P. crassidens and T. truncatus. Unlike most hybrids, wholphins are not infertile and as a result are capable of producing offspring.[1] Such unorthodox unions are not restricted to captivity, with documented sightings of wholphins off the coast of Hawaii.[1]