Environmental Sciences, asked by Prettyboy1231, 1 month ago

Are sharks mammals????

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Answered by sunandatalgaonkar28

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Sharks fall under the classification of cartilaginous fish. No, sharks are not mammals. All species of sharks are classified as fish. Sharks do not have mammary glands, and do not feed their young, so are therefore disqualified from being named mammals.

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Answered by kkarmjeet199

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No, Sharks are not mammals..

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