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Eutheria
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Eutheria

Former division of class Mammalia, comprising all mammals with a placenta.
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Finding a fossil of a placental mammal in the Southern Hemisphere dating back to the early Cretaceous, cast doubt on the Laurasian northern-origin hypothesis, Rich, of the Museum Victoria in Australia, and his colleagues reported in a 1997 Science paper.
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Charles Darwin and others have assumed that the diversity of marsupial species in Australia reflects the absence of competition from placental mammals during the early Tertiary period.
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