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A mammal whose young develop inside the mother is known as a(n) a. marsupial c. monotreme b. placental mammal d. internally developing mammal

A mammal whose young develop inside the mother is known as a(n) a. marsupial c. monotreme b. placental mammal d. internally developing mammal
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A mammal whose young develop inside the mother is known as a(n)

a.
marsupial
c.
monotreme
b.
placental mammal
d.
internally developing mammal

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placental mammal is the answer.
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