mammalian-type

adjective
UK /məˈmeɪ.li.ən taɪp/
US /məˈmeɪ.li.ən taɪp/

Being like a mammal, which is an animal with fur that drinks milk from its mom when it is a baby.

The furry little robot had a mammalian-type body that could wag its tail.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having features typical of the class Mammalia, such as hair and live birth.

Scientists studied the mammalian-type traits of the ancient fossil.

3. Resembling a mammal in behavior or structure rather than in biology.

The toy was designed with a mammalian-type walk to seem more friendly.

4. Belonging to a group classified alongside mammals in a broader system.

The creature was placed in a mammalian-type category by the researchers.