eutheria उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. For example, Metatheria also includes the non-marsupial ancestors of the marsupials, after their divergence from placentals; Eutheria includes the non-Placental ancestors of placentals, after their divergence from marsupials.
2. The names Prototheria, Metatheria and Eutheria ( meaning " first beasts ", " changed beasts ", and " true beasts ", respectively ) refer to the three mammalian groupings of which we have living representatives.
3. The Australosphenida hypothesis remains controversial; for example, there seems to be a presence of lingual cingula in various non-australosphenidan mammals and some work has shown the possibility of Eutheria being the sister group to Australosphenida, without monotremes.
4. The term "'eu-FEDS "'was first described in 1997 by Gary F . Clark et al . as " the human fetoembryonic defense system ", and later renamed to apply more broadly to all members of the taxon Eutheria.
5. those extant mammalian infraclasses each have a set dental formula; the Eutheria ( placental mammals ) commonly have three pairs of molars and four premolars per jaw, whereas the Metatheria ( marsupials ) generally have four pairs of molars and between three or two premolars.
6. Euarchontoglires is now recognized as one of the four major subclades within the clade Eutheria ( i . e ., placentalia ( placental mammals ) ), and it is usually discussed without a taxonomic rank but has been regarded as a cohort, magnorder, or superorder.
7. In 2007, Guillermo Rougier and colleagues described another australosphenidan, " Henosferus ", from the Jurassic of Argentina; they argued against a relationship between Eutheria and Australosphenida ( Figure 3, top ), but were ambivalent about the placement of monotremes within Australosphenida.
8. The researchers hypothesize that the divergence of Metatheria from Eutheria occurred in Asia no later than 125 million years ago, followed by the evolution of deltatheroidian-like taxa in Asia and North America about 120-100 million years ago and then the Paleocene diversification of relatives to the crown marsupials in South America.
9. Initially treated as subclasses, Metatheria and Eutheria are by convention now grouped as infraclasses of the subclass Theria, and in more recent proposals have been demoted further ( to cohorts or even magnorders ), as cladistic reappraisals of the relationships between living and fossil mammals have suggested that the Theria itself should be reduced in rank.
10. The traditional " theria hypothesis " states that the divergence of the monotreme lineage from the Metatheria ( marsupial ) and Eutheria ( placental mammal ) lineages happened prior to the divergence between marsupials and placental mammals, and this explains why monotremes retain a number of primitive traits presumed to have been present in the synapsid ancestors of later mammals, such as egg-laying.