Mammals

@rymagz1988 · 4 years ago

The evolution of mammals has passed through many stages since the first appearance of their synapsid ancestors in the Pennsylvanian sub-period of the late Carboniferous period. By the mid- T...

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@Yousaf · 4 years ago

Mammels.

Mammals (from Latin mamma "breast") are vertebrate animals constituting the class Mammalia (/məˈmeɪliə/), and characterized by the presence of mammary glands which in females produce milk for feeding...

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@Parisa · 4 years ago

Mammals

Mammals are warm-blooded animals.they are covered with hair. Almost all the mammals live on land. Dog ,cat, camel,lion,cow,and horse are mammals .Mammals like dolphins and whales live in water. All th...

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@Kashfi · 3 years ago

What is Mammals

A mammal is a class of animals. All classs arecnot a like obviously. But some animals are alike in some respects. On the basis of their likeness all animals are alike in some respects. On the basis of...

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@seafish80 · 4 years ago

In 80 years, the world's population will be 11.2 billion, and one tenth of mammals will be extinct

Today, human beings are in the Quaternary glacial period, which began 2.6 million years ago. During this glacial period, the earth experienced several cold and warm changes. Because of its close relat...

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@Moiz786 · 4 years ago

Mammals ,dinosaur and extinction etc

Mammals are the group of vertebrate animal which forms class mammalia .they have further or hair and a very precious kind of temperature regulations With the excaption of monotrems all mammals bear...

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@Shetland · 3 years ago

Shetland: Bird Watching, Sea Mammals, Shetland Ponies

BIRD WATCHING Birding is so good in Shetland because the islands offer almost unparalleled opportunities to see an exceptional variety of birds in a setting of rugged seascapes and rolling hills. Dur...

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@Laminjack · 4 years ago

Mammals brids in Pakistan

Pakistan mammals have 660 of 177 birds and some marine and aquatic species. Explanation: This canary was first named by Thomas C Jerdon in 1862 in Thayetmyo May, a city in Myanmar , h...

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@ancient.stone · 4 years ago

Dinosaurs, birds and mammals

Birds, reptiles and mammals all share a common 'feature' that indicates their common ancestry. Namely, a membrane surrounding their early offspring. For this, these groups are known as Amniotes , a...

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@LUCIFER-0404 · 2 years ago

Are Human Mammals...!

Hello Readers On read cash! 25 MARCH 2022 Blogger:LUCIFER-0404 FRIDAY Let's start ️️ Our Today's Topic Friends, some people believe that human beings used to be apes in those days Scienti...

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@Lion_99 · 3 years ago

There are green reptiles, insects, fishes, amphibians but no green mammals.

What's the for this? Weeeeel…..The sloth is sometimes green because of its a symbiotic relationship with green algae that inhabit its fur/hair – whatever it is. It presumably adds a touch of camoufla...

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@lutch · 2 years ago

Snakes and Humans

A study done in Japan revealed that the saliva of all mammals, including humans, and the venom of snakes are descended from the same ancestor. The results showed that it is evolutionarily possible for...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Colour Vision & Why is Human Colour Blindness so Relatively Common?

Colour and sight both have to do with light, but what is light? As with most fundamental physical phenomena (gravitation, energy, electron, to mention a few) we do not know. We know something about th...

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@Zolanryk · 3 years ago

Parental Care

Parenting is a behavioral and evolutionary strategy adopted by some animals, including parental contributions to the evolutionary abilities of their offspring. Patterns of parenting are common and div...

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@Darius · 4 years ago

The life of A Mammal

MAN can live seventy or eighty years, but few other mammals can live that long. If we base a mammal's life on the number of heartbeats rather than years of existence, it's easy to calculate whether hu...

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@BRISTY1820 · 4 years ago

What can we call another name for intelligence

You know that the most intelligent animal in the world is man. But which is the most intelligent animal after man? Do you know that Each person's answer may be different. But the funny thing is that...

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@Uragononse · 3 years ago

Why the Bats are going outside at night

Title Myth: Why the bats are going outside only at night Once upon a time on a far forest there are two tribes of animals residing. First was the Mammals and the other was the Birds. The Mammal ha...

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@Prince_iii · 4 years ago

The bat:the only flying mammal

“Bats are terrible creatures that live in dark and mysterious caves. His favorite visits are cemeteries, where he flies between tombstones on foggy nights. They carry bedbugs. They are also blind, dir...

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@Rakibbec03 · 4 years ago

Something learn about Milk & Butter

Milk is a highly nutritious white liquid produced from the mammary glands of mammals and milk is a staple food of humans. This is the main source of nutrition for mammals (including humans who are ma...

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@Tariq4813476 · 4 years ago

Ecological adaptations of Camel

Ecological and behavioral adaptations Camels do not directly store water in their humps; they are reservoirs of fatty tissue. Concentrating body fat in their humps minimizes the insulating effect f...

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@Dharyl · 4 years ago

Wow! Amazing Mammal!

Bats are mammals of the order Chiroptera. With their forelimbs tailored as wings, they're the simplest mammals able to real and sustained flight. Bats are greater manoeuvrable than birds,...

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@Dharyl · 4 years ago

Ow. Amazing mammal!

The platypus, every so often known as the duck-billed platypus, is a semiaquatic egg-laying mammal endemic to jap Australia, which include Tasmania. The platypus is the only residing consultant of its...

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@TravelNomad · 4 years ago

Australian Platypus (Animal)

The platypus is one of the most unusual creatures in the animal kingdom. Platypuses (which is the correct plural form, not "platypi") have a paddle-shaped tail like a beaver; a sleek, furry body like...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Supplement to Teeth: Etymology & Glossary

When I had finalised the articles of the series about teeth, human and animal, I realised that a glossary would be needed. So here it is, along with a brief comment on etymology. I might add to the gl...

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@madlife · 4 years ago

Mamals

A mammal is a warm blooded vertebrate (animal with a backbone) with some hair on its body. Female mammals feed their young on milk from their mammary glands. Most mammals give birth to live young whi...

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@Velimirveki97 · 3 years ago

History of the country

The history of the planet earth from its formation until today lasts 4.5 billion years, which is a long time. To personally experience such a period, you would have to be born again and die 60 milli...

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@Doxer · 4 years ago

The flipped world of the sloth

What is the old broom doing on the branch of that tree? What a surprise the interlocutor learned that what he believed to be an “old mop” was in fact an animal - a mammal! For the first time in his li...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Animal Teeth, Sabre-Toothed Tigers & Dragon's Teeth

In palaeontology, the study of prehistoric life, teeth provide a lot of information. They reveal information about the animal's diet, its age, and perhaps even its nutritional status. Of course that g...

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@Neil20 · 4 years ago

Babies Need Their Moms Beside Them

Throughout human history, breast-feeding mothers sleeping alongside their infants constituted a marvelously adaptive system in which both the mothers' and infants' sleep physiology and health were co...

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@Sandra · 3 years ago

Human understanding of reality

" The sky is blue " or " the sun rises and sets every day " or " water is liquid " These are sentences that may seem to express certain facts, but they are actually some examples of the human illusion...

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