The Reign of the Mammals: Mammals Evolution

There are about 4,600 species of animals today that are called mammals because, despite an astonishing diversity of form and habitat, they all share a long list of characteristics not found in any other organisms, such as the presence of mammary glands, the single bone in the lower jaw, and the neocortex of the fore-brain. This makes them unambiguously distinct from their closest living relatives, and their unique characters together define a monophyletic taxon, the class Mammalia.

So in this video, we are going to talk about “The rise and reign of the mammals: Mammals Evolution.” The video is going to be amazing so make sure you stick to the end.


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