mammalian

mammal | American Dictionary

mammal
noun[ C ]
us/ˈmæm·əl/
biology
any animal in which the female gives birth to babies, not eggs, and feeds them on milk from her own body

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Studies on plants, invertebrates, lower vertebrates, mammals and humans at the molecular and cellular levels will be accepted.
Studies on plants, invertebrates, lower vertebrates, mammals and humans at the molecular and cellular levels are accepted, leading to a unique multidisciplinary publication.
The object recognition behaviour shown by mammals is not expected to be either equivalent to, or even to be a draft of, this human ability.
This raises the possibility that the claustrum may have arisen with the common ancestor of placental and marsupial mammals.
Tapir tracks were second only to red brocket deer in terms of terrestrial mammal track densities.
This would imply that infracommunities in fish, bird and mammals share a fundamental similarity, that of random assembly.
The contralateral component of lemnothalamic-pallial projections (present to a substantial degree in amphibians, birds and reptiles, and, to a minor degree, in mammals) is omitted.
One interesting protein is calreticulin, a calcium-binding protein that, in mammals, is normally located in the endoplasmic reticulum.
For example, vision is distributed over half the cortex and polysensory and association areas are the hallmarks of cortical organization in mammals and especially primates.
In addition, local expertise contributes to evaluating the impacts of such change on marine mammal habitat and behaviour, hunting success, hunting safety, and food security.
Note that in mammals, the ability to migrate past layers of preexisting cells developed among these early components.
Other mammals have only rigid, species-specific, limbic vocalizations.
However, it seems unlikely that marine mammals would have the opportunity to ingest such fish with any frequency.
The thalamopallial (thalamocortical) circuitry reaches its apogee in mammals, but components are present in all vertebrates, with birds apparently having the most mammal-like circuitry.
Studies on plants, invertebrates, lower vertebrates, mammals and humans at the molecular and cellular levels will be accepted, leading to a unique multidisciplinary publication.
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aquatic mammal
This herbivorous aquaticmammal lives in rivers, springs and shallow coastal waters.
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