Platypus genes study shows they are part mammal, reptile and bird

Grades 7 and Upwards

Platypus genes study shows they are part mammal, reptile and bird

Date : Jan 13 , 2021 | Image Credit : Wikimedia Commons

We have read about platypuses before. These strange animals, found in Australia, are mammals that lay eggs. Other mammals give birth to babies and feed […]

To read more...

Note: It looks like JavaScript is disabled in your browser. Some elements of this form may require JavaScript to work properly. If you have trouble submitting the form, try enabling JavaScript momentarily and resubmit. JavaScript settings are usually found in Browser Settings or Browser Developer menu. .rm_next_btn {display:none !important} .rm_noscript_btn {display: block !important}

WORD of the day

Typical

Adjective | tip-i-kuhl

showing all the characteristics that you would usually expect from a particular group of things

DID YOU KNOW?

Today, living mammals are split into three groups, including monotremes (platypus), marsupials (kangaroo), and eutherians, or 'placentals'. We, humans, belong to that last group.