List of mammals (597 bytes)
1: ...uched mammals (the marsupials); and the placental mammals.
5: *[[List of placental mammals]]
6: ...ist of monotremes and marsupials]] (non-placental mammals)
9: *[[List of British mammals]]

The Life of Mammals (1010 bytes)
1: ...]] [[television series]] of ten episodes, about [[mammals]], written and presented by [[David Attenborough]...
27: ...k/nature/animals/mammals/tv/ BBC Online's Life of Mammals pages]
28: [[Category:BBC television programmes|Life of Mammals, The]]

List of extinct mammals (3736 bytes)
101: ===Marine Mammals===

List of British mammals (4157 bytes)
97: ...reviewofbritishmammalsall.pdf A Review of British Mammals, 1995] (PDF format)

List of placental mammals (52507 bytes)
1: ...uched mammals (the marsupials); and the placental mammals.
7: ===Infraclass [[Eutheria]] (Placental Mammals)===

List of U.S. state mammals (2556 bytes)
77: [[Category:U.S. state insignia|Mammals]]

List of collective nouns for non-human mammals (15488 bytes)
155: [[Category:Lists of collective nouns|Mammals]]

Prehistoric mammal (236 bytes)
1: ...nct in the last [[ice age]]. Popular prehistoric mammals include the [[Mammoth]]s, [[Mastodont]], and ''[[...

Mammalogy (577 bytes)
3: ...l]]s. An important characteristic for classifying mammals is their dentition: this is because teeth survive...

Pelage (957 bytes)
1: ..., or [[wool]] that covers the [[animal]]. In many mammals, the pelage is made up of more than one type of h...
5: The pelage in modern mammals serves to protect its owner from heat and cold, a...
7: The embryos of various mammals, including humans, are covered with a pelage call...

Therian (370 bytes)
1: ...s and [[marsupial]]s. Almost all currently extant mammals are therians. The only exceptions are the [[platy...

Ischnocera (843 bytes)
1: ...ocera" and represents a host switch from birds to mammals. Many of the avian Ischnocera have evolved an elo...

Afrotheria (741 bytes)
9: ...Afrotherian clades are [[analogous]] to clades of mammals outside of Afrotheria; for example, Sirenia to wh...
11: [[Category:Mammals]]

Fallacy of the four terms (279 bytes)
4: ...ve, animals are mammals, therefore all humans are mammals''.

Marine mammal (1454 bytes)
1: ...ean for its food. There are five groups of marine mammals:
9: ... and down but only little sideways motion. Marine mammals therefore typically swim by moving their spine up...
11: ...fat instead. Since the different groups of marine mammals originate from different ancestors, this is a cas...

Condylarth (1711 bytes)
3: ...larths are relatively unspecialized [[placental]] mammals. However, in comparison to their [[insectivorous]...
5: ...different groups of [[ungulate]]s (or "[[hoof]]ed mammals") that form the [[dominant]] herbivores in most [...
7: ...m ''[[Ungulata]]'' to a [[subgroup]] of placental mammals that are [[descendant]]s of a common [[ancestor]]...
9: Among recent mammals, [[hyrax]]es, [[elephant]]s, [[aardvark]]s, [[sea...
11: [[Category:Prehistoric mammals]]

Affirmative conclusion from a negative premise (314 bytes)
4: :''No fish are mammals, and no mammals can fly, therefore all fish can fly.''

Allodontidae (1625 bytes)
27: ... [[Multituberculata]]. They were relatively early mammals and are within the informal suborder of "[[Plagia...
30: ..., ''Phylogeny and Systematics of multituberculate mammals''. Paleontology 44, p.389-429.<p>
31: ...ttp://home.arcor.de/ktdykes/plagiau.htm] MESOZOIC MAMMALS; Basal Multituberculata, an Internet directory.
33: [[Category:Mesozoic mammals]]

Metatheria (938 bytes)
1: ... also contains the nearest ancestors of marsupial mammals.
5: ...ker and Haswell, 1897), which contains all living mammals except [[monotreme]]s.
9: ...McKenna MC & Bell SK, (1997), ''Classification of Mammals Above the Species Level''. Columbia University Pr...

Fallacy of exclusive premises (353 bytes)
5: ...e not whales, it follows that some whales are not mammals.

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