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Meanings of marsupial in English
Infraclass of mammals.
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Usage of marsupial in English
1
It's the marsupial solution-mostof the growth occurs outside the mother's body.
2
A packed 30th birthday party is no place for a live marsupial.
3
The marsupial animals bring forth their young before they are fully developed.
4
These countries are, in fact, the head-quarters of the marsupial animals.
5
Vets said the marsupial was put down because his burns were not improving.
6
It is a marsupial quadruped which lives on bulbs, and ravages potato patches.
7
There are also marsupial moles, marsupial anteaters and marsupial flying squirrels.
8
Immense beasts, but dwarfed by the big marsupial he'd glimpsed earlier.
9
The marsupial animals are placed by some zoologists in the lowest class of mammalia.
10
The family were driving from Bamaga to Cairns when they hit the young marsupial.
11
The small dogs displayed renewed and ridiculous ferocity, often mistaking Dad for the marsupial.
12
Quokkas are a small marsupial found only in Western Australia.
13
Diprotodon Weighing two tonnes, the Diprotodon comfortably holds the title of largest marsupial ever.
14
It is a marsupial, or pouch-possessing animal, like the kangaroo, I said to Oliver.
15
Some people were pretty grossed out by the beady-eyed marsupial.
16
Now we have a whirling, mango-eating marsupial named Crash Bandicoot.
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