The Age Of Mammals
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✎ Suggest a correctionStudies the first mammal-like reptiles which arose during the Age of Reptiles. Follows their evolution as they developed hair, became warm-blooded and developed milk glands for feeding their young. Explains that the retention of the eggs within the body of the mother until the young were relatively advanced was a later stage of evolution and that there are still two mammals, the platypus and the echidna, which lay eggs.
More in Evolution of Living Things Series
- Evolution Today 1967
- Records In The Rocks 1967
- The Age Of Mammals 1967
- The Age Of Man 1967
- The Age Of Reptiles 1967
- The Death Of The Reptiles 1967
- The Diversity Of Living Things 1967
- The First Fishes 1967
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- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — catalog record
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