keelerikas
Keelerikas is a genus of extinct marine mammals belonging to the family Dugongidae, closely related to modern dugongs and manatees. These creatures lived during the Miocene epoch, approximately 15 to 10 million years ago, and are known for their adaptations to aquatic environments.
Fossil evidence of keelerikas shows characteristics typical of sirenians, including a robust, elongated body, paddle-like flippers,
Keelerikas inhabited shallow coastal waters and estuarine environments, where they likely played a significant role in
The discovery of keelerikas fossils has contributed to understanding the evolutionary history of sirenians. Their existence
Though extinct, keelerikas offer insights into the evolutionary adaptations of marine mammals to aquatic life and