Akuteli
Akuteli is a genus of extinct oceanic mammals that lived during the Cretaceous period, approximately 100 million years ago. The name "Akuteli" is derived from the Greek word "akuto" meaning sharp, in reference to the distinctive shape of the teeth of this genus.
Fossil evidence suggests that Akuteli belonged to a group of aquatic mammals known as Pakicetiden. These early
As a member of the Pakicetiden, Akuteli shared certain physical characteristics with its relatives. Its teeth
Akuteli remains an important discovery in understanding the evolution of early cetaceans and the transition to
Research into cyclic changes of subsistence, changes in the fossil composition of particular age groups, and