Difference between aves and mammals?

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Aves: The vertebrates that can fly by their wings whose bones are hollow and forelimbs are adjustable are aves. The Aves belong to the phylum Chordata of the animal kingdom.
Mammals: The vertebrates have their mammary glands and are multicellular eukaryotic organisms belonging to the class Mammalia are mammals. They belong to the kingdom Animalia.
Aves Mammals
1. Their body is covered with their feathers. 1. Their body is covered with hair.
2. They lay eggs. 2. They give birth to their young ones.
3. Absence of mammary glands. 3. Presence of mammary glands to feed their offspring.
4. Their forelimbs are modified into wings. 4. Their forelimbs are not modified into wings.
5. Their bones are hollow and light. 5. Their bones are solid and heavy.
6. They are oviparous. 6. They are viviparous.
8. They have a beak. 8. They do not have a beak.
9. Example - Parrots, was, blue jay etc 9. Example - Human, dog, goat, Elephants etc

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Aves	Mammals
1. Their body is covered with their feathers.	1. Their body is covered with hair.
2. They lay eggs.	2. They give birth to their young ones.
3. Absence of mammary glands.	3. Presence of mammary glands to feed their offspring.
4. Their forelimbs are modified into wings.	4. Their forelimbs are not modified into wings.
5. Their bones are hollow and light.	5. Their bones are solid and heavy.
6. They are oviparous.	6. They are viviparous.
8. They have a beak.	8. They do not have a beak.
9. Example - Parrots, was, blue jay etc	9. Example - Human, dog, goat, Elephants etc