Mother Fish, or Materpiscis attenboroughi, is the oldest known vertebrate to bear live offspring. The fossilized specimen, discovered in Australia, is an "extremely rare find, showing a mother fish giving birth approximately 380 million years ago," according to ASU.
The image at left is a reconstruction.
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