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Definition of mammal
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Mammal
(n.) One of the
Mammalia.
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Equus
::
Equus (n.) A genus of
mammals,
including
the
horse,
ass, etc..
Mammology
::
Mammology
(n.)
Mastology.
See
Mammalogy.
Hematocrya
::
Hematocrya
(n. pl.) The
cold-blooded
vertebrates,
that is, all but the
mammals
and
birds;
-- the
antithesis
to
Hematotherma..
Urine
::
Urine (n.) In
mammals,
a fluid
excretion
from the
kidneys;
in birds and
reptiles,
a solid or
semisolid
excretion..
Kinkajou
::
Kinkajou
(n.) A
nocturnal
carnivorous
mammal
(Cercoleptes
caudivolvulus)
of South
America,
about as large as a
full-grown
cat. It has a
prehensile
tail and lives in
trees.
It is the only
representative
of a
distinct
family
(Cercoleptidae)
allied
to the
raccoons.
Called
also
potto,
and honey
bear..
Palmigrade
::
Palmigrade
(a.)
Putting
the whole foot upon the
ground
in
walking,
as some
mammals..
Mammalian
::
Mammalian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Mammalia
or
mammals.
Lissencephala
::
Lissencephala
(n. pl.) A
general
name for all those
placental
mammals
that have a brain with few or no
cerebral
convolutions,
as
Rodentia,
Insectivora,
etc..
Calf
::
Calf (n.) The young of the cow, or of the
Bovine
family
of
quadrupeds.
Also, the young of some other
mammals,
as of the
elephant,
rhinoceros,
hippopotamus,
and
whale..
Dinotherium
::
Dinotherium
(n.) A large
extinct
proboscidean
mammal
from the
miocene
beds of
Europe
and Asia. It is
remarkable
fora pair of tusks
directed
downward
from the
decurved
apex of the lower jaw.
Monotremata
::
Monotremata
(n. pl.) A
subclass
of
Mammalia,
having
a
cloaca
in which the ducts of the
urinary,
genital,
and
alimentary
systems
terminate,
as in
birds.
The
female
lays eggs like a bird. See Duck mole, under Duck, and
Echidna..
Diphyodont
::
Diphyodont
(a.)
Having
two
successive
sets of teeth
(deciduous
and
permanent),
one
succeeding
the
other;
as, a
diphyodont
mammal;
diphyodont
dentition;
--
opposed
to
monophyodont..
Placentation
::
Placentation
(n.) The mode of
formation
of the
placenta
in
different
animals;
as, the
placentation
of
mammals..
Zibeth
::
Zibeth
(n.) A
carnivorous
mammal
(Viverra
zibetha)
closely
allied
to the
civet,
from which it
differs
in
having
the spots on the body less
distinct,
the
throat
whiter,
and the black rings on the tail more
numerous..
Pilifera
::
Pilifera
(n. pl.) Same as
Mammalia.
Unguiculata
::
Unguiculata
(n. pl.) An
extensive
division
of
Mammalia
including
those
having
claws or
nails,
as
distinguished
from the
hoofed
animals
(Ungulata)..
Mastology
::
Mastology
(n.) The
natural
history
of
Mammalia.
Amniota
::
Amniota
(n. pl.) That group of
vertebrates
which
develops
in its
embryonic
life the
envelope
called
the
amnion.
It
comprises
the
reptiles,
the
birds,
and the
mammals..
Dermoptera
::
Dermoptera
(n. pl.) A group of
lemuroid
mammals
having
a
parachutelike
web of skin
between
the fore and hind legs, of which the
colugo
(Galeopithecus)
is the type. See
Colugo..
Paradoxure
::
Paradoxure
(n.) Any
species
of
Paradoxurus,
a genus of
Asiatic
viverrine
mammals
allied
to the
civet,
as the
musang,
and the
luwack
or palm cat
(Paradoxurus
hermaphroditus).
See
Musang..
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