👉 Mammaliferous is a term used in paleontology to describe an organism that has evolved from a fish-like ancestor. It refers to organisms that have had their bones and teeth replaced, with some of the remains remaining as soft tissues or organs. The term was first coined by Carl Linnaeus and it was named after Linnaeus himself. The term mammaliferous is often used in the context of fossil fossils where some of the remains are preserved as soft tissue or bone fragments that
