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Mammals http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7QSwAhMuUY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyqnxP7mzBA

Mammals Characteristics Body mostly covered with hair, but reduced in some Sweat, scent, sebaceous and mammary glands 3 middle ear bones and 7 cervical vertebrae Deciduous teeth and permanent teeth Moveable eyelids and fleshy external ears 4-chambered heart Voice box and highly developed brain and cranial nerves Endothermic and homeothermic Separate sexes- sexual organs (penis and testes) Young are live when born and nourished by milk from mammary glands

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Mice

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Koalas

Bears

Fox

Beaver

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