Antonyms for mammal
ˈmæm əlmam·mal

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1. mammal, mammaliannoun

   any warm-blooded vertebrate having the skin more or less covered with hair; young are born alive except for the small subclass of monotremes and nourished with milk

   Synonyms:
   mammalian

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1. vertebrate

   i want vertebrate because all mammals are vertebrates.

   my friend said that is a whale a vertebrate.

   Submitted by anonymous on November 17, 2019  

How to use mammal in a sentence?

1. Adam Huttenlocker:

   Based on the unlikely discovery of this near-complete fossil cranium, we now recognize a new, cosmopolitan group of early mammal relatives.

2. Caleb Marshall Brown:

   When you think about it, this may actually make a lot of sense, if you are a nodosaur, you can only feed close to the ground. This new growth will also be more palatable and has a higher nutrient content than established growth [ like conifers ]. As a result, many large mammal herbivores we are familiar with today will seek out recently burned areas in both grasslands and forests, as they provide unique feeding opportunities.

3. Madelaine Atteberry:

   From this specific locality, they collected approximately 420 mammal fossils — and our paper is only the second to publish a new' condylarth' species from this collection, we hypothesize that there are more new species to be identified from this locality.

4. Morgan Churchill:

   Echolocation is probably one of the most remarkable and unique adaptations within mammals. Out of 6,000 mammal species alive today, only bats and toothed whales, along with a very. small number of small insectivores, use echolocation as a major way of navigating their environment.

5. Robert Boessenecker:

   There are many other unique and strange early dolphins and baleen whales from Oligocene aged rocks in Charleston, South Carolina, because the Oligocene epoch is the time when filter feeding and echolocation first evolved, and since marine mammal localities of that time are scarce worldwide, the fossils from Charleston offer the most complete window into the early evolution of these groups.

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