Cetaceamorpha is a clade of whippomorph artiodactyl mammals that was named in 2009 by Spaulding, O'Leary, & Gatesy. The authors defined it as the total clade including Cetacea plus all extinct taxa more closely related to extant cetaceans than to any other living species. This was meant to replace the total clade definition of Cetacea, with the authors opting to restrict its scope to the crown group, i.e., extant species. In 2020 Deméré published the name "Pan-Cetacea" under the PhyloCode. While Deméré admits both Cetaceamorpha and Pan-Cetacea are synonymous, and the former exists first, he argues that the creation of Pan-Cetacea is more in accordance with the proper guidelines of the PhyloCode using the "pan" prefix.