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Yes. Mammals are the only animal group that can have hair.

Invertebrates such as certain species of Spiders and insects have hair-like structures called setae, not hair. The two are quite different. Hair/fur is one of the defining characteristics of mammals.

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8y ago

Mammals do have hair. Thats what makes them mammals. Presence of hair is mammalian character .
Humans are mammals and we have hair. mosty all mammals have hair

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16y ago

Not that I'm aware of. Dolphins and whales are mammals and they don't have hair.

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14y ago

yes that is one of the characteristics of being a mammal.

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10y ago

cats and dogs and other mammals that I don't exsists

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8y ago

No, there are aquatic mammals as well as land mammals, the aquatic ones of course have scales/skin no hair

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13y ago

yes , it could be, but with hybridization

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15y ago

yea , humans are mamals and we have hair

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8y ago

yes all mammals have hair somewhere!

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