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Things mammal often describes ("mammal ________")
- flesh
- cells
- diversity
- skin
- specimens
- fur
- dung
- distribution
- richness
- hunters
- tissues
- size
- movements
- genera
- mothers
- host
- bone
- assemblages
- predators
- phosphate
- body
- histories
- start
- brothers
- burrows
- families
- pests
- herbivores
- orders
- origin
- collection
- abundance
- collections
- ecology
- mother
- predation
- ancestors
- food
- populations
- hair
- population
- ages
- extinction
- taxa
- fossils
- blood
- brains
- hosts
- ears
- societies
- groups
- age
- reproduction
- family
- prey
- tracks
- survey
- transition
- embryos
- evolution
- life
- exploitation
- teeth
- communities
- behavior
- fauna
- community
- animal
- cycle
- brain
- skins
- damage
- faunas
- feeding
- extinctions
- skulls
- hunting
- skull
- displays
- conservation
- kingdom
- remains
- species
- embryo
- meat
- interactions
- fragments
- nests
- native
- bones
- leg
- machine
How mammal often is described ("________ mammal")
- toed
- smallest
- rare
- extinct
- unidentified
- ungulate
- eutherian
- fastest
- biggest
- rarest
- intelligent
- primitive
- infected
- dwelling
- cloned
- average
- eating
- highest
- infant
- lower
- pregnant
- only
- young
- abundant
- mesozoic
- placental
- higher
- small
- south
- huge
- aquatic
- insectivorous
- terrestrial
- arboreal
- prehistoric
- subterranean
- indigenous
- african
- gigantic
- newborn
- north
- born
- nocturnal
- marine
- intact
- giant
- legged
- tiny
- tropical
- endangered
- furry
- australian
- domestic
- hoofed
- herbivorous
- sized
- wild
- predatory
- like
- native
- domesticated
- male
- female
- mature
- earliest
- typical
- marsupial
- large
- curious
- footed
- fossil
- carnivorous
- largest
- other
- strange
- oldest
- generalized
- blooded
