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1 UNIT 6 Vertebrates TYPES OF MAMMALS Natural Science 1. Secondary Education

2 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Mammals Go to monotremesGo to marsupials Are classified into Go to placental mammals MonotremesMarsupialsPlacental mammals

3 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Monotremes Mammary glands with no nipples Beak Webbed feet Flat tail They lay eggs

4 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education MONOTREMES Echidna

5 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Mammals Go to monotremesGo to marsupials Are classified into Go to placental mammals MonotremesMarsupialsPlacental mammals

6 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Marsupials Their babies are born undeveloped Their babies complete their development inside the marsupium

7 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education MARSUPIAL MAMMALS Kangaroo

8 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Koala MARSUPIAL MAMMALS

9 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Mammals Go to monotremesGo to marsupials Are classified into Go to placental mammals MonotremesMarsupialsPlacental mammals

10 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Placental mammals Their babies are developed inside their mother in the placenta The babies are born completely developed Embryo Placenta Mother’s uterus

11 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education PLCENTAL MAMMALS Sheep

12 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Rabbit PLCENTAL MAMMALS

13 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Cheetah PLCENTAL MAMMALS

14 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Bat PLCENTAL MAMMALS

15 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Dolphin PLCENTAL MAMMALS

16 UNIDAD 3 UNIT 6 Types of mammals Natural Science 1. Secondary Education Mammals Go to monotremesGo to marsupials Are classified into Go to placental mammals MonotremesMarsupialsPlacental mammals

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