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Ornithorhynchus differs from Macropus as former​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Ornithorhynchus differs from Macropus as former. Shows pulmonary respiration. Is viviparous. Does not possess mammary glands

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Answered by gauri1sainisl
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Ornithorhynchus differs from Macropus as the former​ is an Oviparous mammal.

Explanation:

  • Ornithorhynchus or Platypus is an oviparous mammal whereas Macropus or Kangaroo is a viviparous mammal.
  • Mammals give birth to their young ones and are termed as viviparous but Platypus and Echidna are the exceptions as they lay eggs.
  • Macropus or Kangaroo is a marsupial, i.e. they give birth to premature young ones which continue the development while staying attached to the nipples on the mother's lower belly.
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