mammals are born and then they grow
Yes while they do this, a more correct deffinition of growth and development is firstly the order in which specific tissues develop : first off is nervous tissue, this occurs mainly while the foetus develops, and the bulk of the body is a head and spinal cord.
Second to develop is bone - this is why new born foals and calfs look very 'leggy' or 'gangally' they have disproportionate ammounts of bone to relative body mass.
Third to develop is muscle, and this occurs alot during adolecence, the animal will put on a lot of muscle, and become better proportioned.
Last to develop is fat, and this is usually as an animal gets older.
This is why when farmers grow a cattle beast for beef, they slaughter at a specific weight - the fat development is what gives the meat its flavour, so it must be slaughtered at a time when it has developed the valuable parts (muscle) and has enough fat to make the meat tasty :)
The instructions for growth and development are in DNA.
Humans are mammals, all mammals have hair and care for their young that includes breast feeding.
mammals
Mammals have internal gestation with viviparous birth.
Are usually placental mammals
growth is you still are moving but development you are done
physical fitness growth and development
The Delaware River is one of the rivers in the world for growth and development. The Han River is also used for growth and development.
Economic growth is the growth of people which causes economic development, the growth/development of cities/towns. (i.e. businesses and buildings)
Growth is visible but development is not visible
The term used for promoting growth and development is: foster.
Growth is visible but development is not visible