Where does Basilosaurus go on the timeline?

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Correct! Basilosaurus has larger hind limbs than Dorudon, suggesting that it is older. Basilosaurus fossils are about 37 million years old. Place your Basilosaurus fossil at 37 mya on your timeline. Where does Ambulocetus go on the timeline? (Multiple Choice, Click Here to Answer) Older than Pakicetus Between Pakicetus and Rodhocetus Between Rodhocetus and Dorudon, but closer to Rodhocetus Between Rodhocetus and Dorudon, but closer to Dorudon Younger than Dorudon

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