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Both bats and flying foxes are capable of sustained flight. Flying foxes are a type of bat anyway, and bats are the only group of mammals capable of true powered flight, however, neither is a marsupial; they are placental mammals. The difference being how their young develop, with marsupials giving birth to underdeveloped offspring that complete their development in a pouch nourished by milk, while placental mammals develop fully inside the uterus, supported by a complex placenta. The question is faulty.
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No marsupial is capable of true powered flight...
in this instance D. Bat may be the answer required
in this instance D. Bat may be the answer required
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