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...imilar to mammals, than to other living amniotes, classically described as mammal-like reptiles

One of a pair of [[placental mammal]]ian siblings — [[twins]] — that shared time in the [[womb]] of

...gland]], and which is essential for regulating post-natal growth in all [[mammal]]s.

...(''Platanista gangetica'') is an endangered species of freshwater aquatic mammal once common in the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna and Karnaphuli-Sangu river sys A solitary mammal usually found alone or in small groups, or a mother and calf travelling tog

In [[mammal]]s, the '''mammary glands''' when stimulated by hormones including [[estrog

Large carnivorous feline mammal of Asia, having a tawny coat with transverse black stripes, a member of the

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...jointed hands; and their spines movement has characteristics of a running mammal.

...e|type]] of [[GABAergic]] [[interneuron]]s in the [[cerebral cortex]] of [[mammal]]s — with an [[axon arbor]] that resembles a [[chandelier]] — t

...containing the placental mammals, including humans. There are three extant mammal lineages: ''Placentalia'', ''Marsupialia'' and the egg-laying ''Monotremata ...m/nature/journal/v416/n6883/full/416816a.html The earliest known eutherian mammal]] ''Nature'' 416:816-22</ref>

...cortex|cortical]] [[white matter]] and grey matter across 56 species of [[mammal]]s.}}

...'. The word ''dog'' is a ''signifier'' for the ''signified'' "four legged mammal that barks and has a tail".

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...a form of training that confers advantages at a later stage. While most [[mammal]]s show a peak in playing behaviour before reaching [[sexual maturity]], ma

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