marsupialian (Meaning)
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marsupialian (n.)
Alt. of Marsupian
Synonyms & Antonyms of marsupialian
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marsupialian Sentence Examples
- The marsupialian mother carries her young in a specialized pouch made of skin.
- Kangaroos, koalas, and wombats are all examples of marsupialian animals.
- Marsupials typically have a shorter gestation period than placental mammals.
- The joey, a young marsupial, is born at a very early stage of development and continues to develop within the pouch.
- Marsupials exhibit a unique form of parental care, with the mother providing protection and nourishment.
- Many marsupialian species are endemic to Australia and New Guinea.
- The fossil record indicates that marsupials have inhabited Earth for millions of years.
- The marsupialian brain is relatively small compared to that of placental mammals.
- Marsupials have distinctive dental features that aid in their specialized diet.
- The conservation of marsupialian species is crucial for maintaining biodiversity in ecosystems.
FAQs About the word marsupialian
Alt. of Marsupian
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The marsupialian mother carries her young in a specialized pouch made of skin.
Kangaroos, koalas, and wombats are all examples of marsupialian animals.
Marsupials typically have a shorter gestation period than placental mammals.
The joey, a young marsupial, is born at a very early stage of development and continues to develop within the pouch.
