👉 The term "bennettitaceous" is a technical term used in paleontology to describe organisms that are characterized by their ability to retain or store calcium carbonate and other minerals. These organisms are often found in sediments, such as those from ancient oceans, and can be found in various habitats, including marine and terrestrial environments. Some examples of bennettitaceous organisms include: 1. Benthos: This refers to the organisms that live on the bottom of a sedimentary or ocean
