Dugongidae
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Search complete. 2 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Dugongidae".
Oct 20, 2026
Old vs new media: finding the right audience
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50:33Richard HammondGUEST
Camels belong to the biological family Camelidae.
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50:37Richard HammondGUEST
Dugons belong to the family Dugongidae.
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50:42Maria PieriGUEST
Nowhere close.
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50:43Maria PieriGUEST
You're reaching.
Mammalian Diversity Part 3: Placentals
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4:48Dave FarinaHOST
Extant members are easily identified due to their trunks, thick skin, large ears, large size, high intelligence, longevity, social bonds, and extreme habitat loss.
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5:00Dave FarinaHOST
Finally, members of order Sirenia, commonly referred to as sea cows or sirenians, includes just four species, a single species of dugong in the family Dugongidae, and three species of manatees in the family Trichechidae, the Amazonian manatee, the West Indian manatee, and the African manatee.
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5:20Dave FarinaHOST
They are noted for their fully aquatic herbivorous lifestyle, fusiform bodies, heavy bones, and thick blubber.
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5:27Dave FarinaHOST
Moving on, Xenarthra includes just two orders of placental mammals.