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three groups of living mammals?
monotremes, marsupials, placental mammals
monotremes: ___ - _____ mammals
egg laying
monotremes: several systems all open to one opening called the:
cloaca
monotremes: young monotremes are nourished by:
their mothers milk
monotremes: list the 3 species that exist today
duckbill platypus, two species of spiny anteaters
marsupials: examples:
kangaroos, koalas, wombats
define marsupial:
mammals bearing live young that usually complete their development in an external pouch
define placenta:
formed when the embryos tissues join with tissues from within the mothers body
number of placental orders?
12