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All mammals belong to the class mammalia. What sets out the class mammalia from other classes it that all female are able to produce milk through mammary glands to feed their young and have live birth. Al wells as, both males and females are warm blooded and have hair (humans) or fur (nonhuman mammals).
An animal with lungs. A mammal is a furry animal that is a vertebrate. Their young are born live.
Having a spine, being warm blooded, having hair and giving live birth (although the platypus is an exception to this rule)

Actually there are criteria that is to be considered

1-All mammals have a middle ear containing the three ear bones.

2-All mammals produce milk

3-All There is one a single bone on either side of the jaw

4-Most mammals have hair covering their body (in humans losing body hair and increase in brain size are two related evolutionary feats)

5-Mammals have a one single aortic arch

6-Mammals have a diaphragm
it is a mammal if it has hair covering its body, feeds on milk when new born, and gives live birth(no eggs>with the exception of the platypus).

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