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Mammals were not contemporaries of the dinosaurs. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

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the answer is false i think


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Answer:

False

Step-by-step explanation:

There were several mammals during the age of dinosaurs that were contemporaries of dinosaurs.

For example –

a) Megazostrodon – Megazostrodon were the first mammal that emerged some 220 million years ago. They resembled to rats of present time, had hairy body , feed upon insects and reptiles, produce milk for their young ones and also has three kinds of teeth just like mammals.

b) Didelphodon – These mammals resembled the size of present day cat and possesses characteristics of both dinosaurs and mammals ( milk production, three kind of teeth, body hair).

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