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	A&E ; D
	A&D ; D
	A&C ; B
	A&E ; C

Class	Mammalia	Mammalia	Mammalia	Mammalia	Mammalia
Superorder	Cetartiodactyla	Cetartiodactyla	none	Cetartiodactyla	Cetartiodactyla
Order	Cetacea	Cetacea	Perissodactyla	Artiodactyla	Cetacea
Suborder	Odontoceti	none	Ceratomorpha	none	Odontoceti
Family	delphinidae	Balaenopteridae	Rhinocerotidae	Hippopotamidae	Iniidae
ID	A	B	C	D	E