Difference between Placental Mammal and Placental

PLACENTAL MAMMAL vs PLACENTAL: NOUN

Having a placenta
Of or pertaining to the placenta, or to the Placentalia
Of or pertaining to the Placentalia.
Of or pertaining to the placenta; having, or characterized by having, a placenta.
Of or having or occurring by means of a placenta

Mammals having a placenta
Provided with a placenta; placentate or placentary: as, a placental mammal.
Forming or constituted by a placenta: as, placental gestation; a placental part of the chorion.
Of or pertaining to the placenta.

Monotremes, Multicellularity, Paranthropus, Placoderm, Flatfishes, Theropod, Monophyletic, Metazoans, Chordates, Placentals, Eukaryote, Genus australopithecus, Eutherian, Eutherian mammal, Placental

Haematopoietic, Endometrial, Osteoblast, Ectopic, Epithelial, Trophoblastic, Postnatal, Gestational, Uterine, Intrauterine, Abruption, Eutherian mammal, Eutherian, Transplacental, Placental mammal

Faunas, Monotremes, Multicellularity, Paranthropus, Placoderm, Flatfishes, Theropod, Monophyletic, Metazoans, Chordates, Placentals, Eukaryote, Genus australopithecus, Eutherian, Placental

Implacental, Haematopoietic, Endometrial, Osteoblast, Ectopic, Epithelial, Trophoblastic, Postnatal, Gestational, Uterine, Intrauterine, Abruption, Transplacental, Eutherian, Placental mammal

Functional Dissection of Mitosis Using Immortalized Fibroblasts from the Indian Muntjac, a Placental Mammal with Only Three Chromosomes.

Regulation of human placental development by oxygen tension.
As described above, chronic inflammation could promote endothelial injury, placental apoptosis, and insulin resistance and then facilitate the subsequent disruption of placental steroidogenesis.
In other cases, the oxygen can be cut off due to placental detachment from the uterus, a condition known as placental abruption.
It is possible that phthalate exposure might affect placental function, and altered placental function may increase the risk of preterm birth.
Genomic imprinting plays an important role in placental biology and in placental adaptive responses triggered by external stimuli.
Maternal choline supplementation during pregnancy improves placental vascularization and modulates placental nutrient supply in a sexually dimorphic manner.
No hints in respect to a specific placental oestrogen production were obtained when examining placental tissue.
Complement activation and the resulting placental vascular insufficiency drives fetal growth restriction associated with placental malaria.
Extensive placental detachment disrupts placental function, causes placental infarctions, and may result in fetal hypoxia and death.
They defined the following as maternal placental syndromes: preeclampsia, gestational hypertension, placental abruption, and placental infarction.