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therian

(ˈθɪərɪən)
n
(Animals) any mammal in the subclass Theria, which includes marsupials
adj
(Zoology) of or relating to the mammal subclass Theria, which includes marsupials
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The tri-segmented limbs of therian mammals: kinematics, dynamics, and self-stabilization--a review.
This demonstrated that the putative PEG10 retrotransposon was inserted into the genome of a common therian ancestor and became an endogenous gene before the divergence of the eutherians and marsupials 160 million years ago (Ma) (Fig.
The faunule is composed exclusively of therian forms, and more specifically of zhelestid eutherians.
We found that this region including chloride channel protein 5 (clcn5) is highly conserved in X1 chromosomes of mammalian monotremes such as platypus and also in the PAR region of the X chromosome of therian mammals, indicating a previously unrecognized evolutionary link from fish to mammals [39].
The Earliest Tertiary Therian Mammal from South America.
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The two most obvious features present in therian mammals but not shared by birds are a claustrum and the neocortical cytoarchitecture, including neurons with polarized dendrites, cortical columns, a great variety of cell types, and a highly stratified organization of afferent innervation.
An ontogenetic assessment of dental homologies in therian mammals.