3rd quarter
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Monotremes young develop #1... | Lay eggs with a tuff leathery shell.
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| Monotremes young develop #2... | Incubate eggs.
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| Monotremes after "birth", young nourished by... | Lack Nipples. Milk Collectors, so the young lick the fur on their mother's Mammary Glands, where milk is "sweated" out.
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| Monotremes example... | Duck Billed Platypus.
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| Monotremes other facts... | Monotreme means "one opening"
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| Marsupial young develop #1... | Young develop for a short amount of time inside mother.
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| Marsupial young develop #2... | Baby emerges "Honey Bee sized" and climbs into pouch.
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| Marsupial after "birth", young nourished by... | Latches on to a nipple inside the pouch, Young also develop in pouch.
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| Marsupial example... | Possum, Kangaroo, etc.
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| Marsupial facts... | mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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| Placentals young develop #1... | Young develop for a longer time inside mother's uterus.
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| Placentals young develop #2... | Young nourished by a Placenta thru the Umbilical Cord.
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| Placentals after "birth", young nourished by... | Nurse on mother's nipples.
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| Placentals example... | Potbellied Pig, Whale. Unicorn. Human, etc.
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| Placentals other facts... | After birth, the Placenta exists the body. Therefore, the Placenta is also called the "after birth"
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