mammary gland The breast. In female
mammals, the
mammary glands produce and secrete milk to nourish developing young.
Full article >>>mammary gland A gland present in female
mammals that produces milk used to suckle the young.
Full article >>>The
mammary glands of domestic rabbit mothers emit a pheromone that releases immediate nursing behavior by their babies (pups). A good thing, too, as mothers devote only 5-7 minutes a day to feeding their pups so they had better be quick about it.
Full article >>>Marsupial young leave the
uterus, crawl to the pouch, and attach to the nipple of a
mammary gland and continue their development.
Full article >>>Another way is, after the
protein's been made and the
mammary gland comes out, we can do what's known as "post-
translational
modification.
Full article >>>The group "mammalia" are named for their
mammary glands because one of the defining
characteristics of
mammals is that they nurse their young.
Full article >>>The vertebrate
class of
mammals,
characterized by body hair and
mammary glands that produce milk to nourish the young.
mantleA heavy fold of
tissue in mollusks that drapes over the
visceral mass and may secrete a
shell.
Full article >>>Shared derived
characters that are regarded as homologous are called synapomorphies, e.g. the presence of
mammary glands in all three
lineages of
mammals (
monotremes,
marsupials and
placentals).
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