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What is the defining characteristics of monotreme mammals?A. They carry highly immature young in a pouchB. They develop a placenta during pregnancyC. They lay eggsD. They lactate (produce milk)
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What is the defining characteristics of monotreme mammals?A. They carry highly immature young in a pouchB. They develop a placenta during pregnancyC. They lay eggsD. They lactate (produce milk)

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The best option would be C. They lay eggs

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