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Why are short-tailed opossums classified as marsupials if they do not have a pouch?
 
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What is the Whitten effect?
 
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Answer to Question 1

They have marsupial bones (os marsupalia) that form part of the pelvic attachment to the abdominal muscles. STOs have skin around each nipple that forms a cushion or donut around each young to secure the attachment. Embryos are delivered in an undeveloped state to further develop outside the uterus.

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The Whitten effect is the synchronization of estrous cycles when a new male is introduced to a colony of females.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 21, 2018
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