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Stuart S. Sumida Biology 342 (Over) Simplified Phylogeny of Mammalia
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Memorize this.
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Just kidding.
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Monotremata Marsupalia Edentata Rodentia Lagomorpha Primates Chiroptera Carnivora Artiodactylia Cetcacea Perissodactylia Proboscidea
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Monotremata Marsupalia Edentata Rodentia Lagomorpha Primates Chiroptera Carnivora Artiodactylia Cetcacea Perissodactylia Proboscidea Mammalia: Mammary glands Hair Dentary-squamosal jaw-joint Dentary – single bone of lower jaw Three middle ear ossicles Muscles of facial expression Muscular diaphragm
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MONOTREMATA: Most basal of living mammals. Retain primitive anmiote feature of laying eggs. Includes only a few relict living forms including duckbilled platypus and spiny anteater.
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Monotremata Marsupalia Edentata Rodentia Lagomorpha Primates Chiroptera Carnivora Artiodactylia Cetcacea Perissodactylia Proboscidea Theria: Mammals with internal development Placenta
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METATHERIA (Marsupalia): The pouch mammals Choriovittiline (chorion + yolk sac) placenta Living forms have epipubic bones (the primitive placentals probably did as well.) Restricted primarily to Australi currently, though one form remains in North America (Didelphis; the Virginia oppossum).
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Kangaroos can be almost orthograde
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Monotremata Marsupalia Edentata Rodentia Lagomorpha Primates Chiroptera Carnivora Artiodactylia Cetcacea Perissodactylia Proboscidea Eutheira: “True placental mammals” With extended internal development Chorioallantoicplacenta
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Mammalian Highlights / Features of Note: Primates are a very early offshoot within Mammalia. The relationships of basal mammals are not terribly clear – as noted by the polychotomy between edentates, glires (rodents + lagomorphs), primates, and bats. Cetaceans are actually most closely related to artiodactyls (pigs actually)! Elephants and their kin are amongst the most derived of mammals Many, many taxa are left out here.
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