Balaenoptera edeni Anderson, 1879

Dataset

GBIF Backbone Taxonomy

Rank

SPECIES

Published in

Anderson, J. (1878). Anatomical and zoological research; comprising an account of zoological results of two expeditions to western Yunnan in 1868 and 1875. London. pp. 551-564, figs. 21-28, pl. 44.

Classification

kingdom

Animalia

phylum

Chordata

class

Mammalia

order

Cetacea

family

Balaenopteridae

genus

Balaenoptera

species

Balaenoptera edeni

Name

Synonyms

Baloenoptera brydei Cadenat, 1957

Rorqualus edeni (Anderson, 1879)

Homonyms

Balaenoptera edeni Anderson, 1879

Common names

Ballena tropical in Spanish

Ballena tropical in Spanish

Bryde s Whale in English

Bryde's Whale Complex in English

Bryde's whale in language.

Bryde's whale in English

Bryde's whale in English

Bryde-Wal in English

Brydeshval in Danish

Brydewal in German

Bryde’s Whale in English

Eden's whale in English

Eden's whale in English

Eden's whale in English

Ordinary Bryde's Whale (brydei type population) in English

Rorcual de Bryde in English

Rorqual d'Eden in English

Small-form Bryde's Whale (edeni type population); Large Bryde's Whale in English

Tropical Whale; Eden's Whale in English

pygmy Bryde's whale in language.

鯷鯨 in Chinese

Bryde's Whale in English

Bryde's vinvis in Dutch

Topo in language.

Braido nykštukinis ruožuotis in Lithuanian

Bridov kit in Slovenian

Bryde balinası in Turkish

Bryde's Whale in English

Bryde-walvis in Afrikaans

Eden balinası in Turkish

Eden's whale in English

Edens vinvis in Dutch

Edenwal in German

Kochi whale in English

Sittang whale in English

balenottera di Bryde in Italian

balenottera di Eden in Italian

ballena arenquera in Spanish

ballena caribena in Spanish

ballena de Bryde in Spanish

ballena sardinera in Spanish

ballena tricrestada in Spanish

beuraideu-gorae in Korean

bride balinası in Turkish

brydehval in Norwegian

coastal form Bryde's whale in English

katsuo kuzira in Japanese

kit brayda in Russian

nitari kujira in Japanese

ogasawara-kuzira in Japanese

Bibliographic References

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