<em>A placental mammal develops before its body systems can function independently;</em>
A. Inside it's mothers body
<u>Mammals don't come from eggs, and the term placental mammal means it has a placenta. It comes out when our mothers deliver. A marsupial mammal forms in a pouch, so the answer is inside it's mothers body </u>
Basically it helps with reproduction in flowers by carrying a male gamete from one flower to another and then fertilizing in cross-pollination with the pistil of another flower.
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In British Columbia, western Canada, renowned for its's coniferous forests, the poaching of protected magnificent old growth trees is fairly common and examples have been found in our park-protected areas of cutting of 800-1000 year old giants in the Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park.
