{{Short description|Extinct genus of mammals}} {{Italic title}} {{speciesbox | name = ''Kogiopsis'' | fossil_range = {{fossil range|Miocene}} | genus = Kogiopsis | parent_authority = Kellogg, 1929 | species = floridana | authority = [[Remington Kellogg|Kellogg]], 1929 <ref>{{cite journal |author=Remington Kellogg |author-link=Remington Kellogg |year=1929 |title=A new fossil toothed whale from Florida |journal=[[American Museum Novitates]] |issue=389 |pages=1–10 |hdl=2246/3135}}</ref> }}
'''''Kogiopsis''''' is a genus of Middle [[Miocene]] [[cetacean]] from the family [[Kogiidae]].<ref>{{cite book |author=R. E. Fordyce & C. de Muizon |year=2001 |chapter=Evolutionary history of the cetaceans: a review |title=Secondary Adaptations of Tetrapods to Life in the Water: Proceedings of the International Meeting, Poitiers, 1996 |pages=169–233 |editor=Jean-Michel Mazin & Vivian de Buffrénil |isbn=978-3-931516-88-8 |publisher=Verlag Dr. Friedrich Pfeil}}</ref> ''Kogiopsis'' had very long teeth, {{convert|3|-|12.7|cm}} long, without root. These teeth are found mostly in Florida and South Carolina. In addition to its teeth, ''Kogiopsis'' is known primarily from [[mandible]]s. The anatomy of the teeth and lower jaws are similar to those of the extinct [[Physeteridae|sperm whale]] genus, ''[[Orycterocetus]]''.
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[[Category:Miocene cetaceans]] [[Category:Fossil taxa described in 1929]] [[Category:Sperm whales]] [[Category:Prehistoric toothed whales]] [[Category:Monotypic prehistoric placental genera]] [[Category:Miocene mammals of North America]] [[Category:Taxa named by Remington Kellogg]]