Separately catalogued skulls, limb bones and teeth support an aquatic-wading interpretation and a raoellid sister placement to Cetacea in the published analysis.
Represented range48–47 Ma
RegionsSindkhatudi bone bed, Upper Subathu Group, Kalakot, Jammu and Kashmir, India
CladesIndohyus · Raoellidae · Cetaceamorpha
Claim ledger
ecology · medium
Indohyus skulls RR 207 and RR 208, separate dense limb bones and a tooth-isotope sample support aquatic wading and a raoellid sister placement to Cetacea in the cited analysis, but not crown-cetacean membership or direct ancestry.