Animals
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Sociable Placental Mammals Evolve Faster Than Their Loner Counterparts [Study]
Social mammals evolve faster than isolated mammals, according to the evolutionary study. Mammals are known for being a group of vertebrate animals that engages in the nourishment of their young by feeding it with milk coming from the special mammary glands of the mother.
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