Excavates are single celled eukaryotes - the domain classification is Eukaryota in the kingdom of Excavata. Slime molds fall into this category as do many other beneficial parasites.
The phylum of excavates is known as the Discoba. This group includes various single-celled organisms such as Euglenozoa and Heterolobosea. Excavates are characterized by a feeding groove on one side of their cells.
excavates
Acrasidae
An archaeologist is a person who excavates to find material remains in order to study past civilizations.
You get a critter that excavates for rabbits and fills the hole afterwards
An archaeologist is a person who excavates to find material remains such as artifacts, structures, and other evidence of past human activity. They study these finds to understand more about past cultures and societies.
An archaeologist is a person who excavates to find material remains to study past civilizations. They analyze artifacts, structures, and other physical remains to understand the cultural and historical contexts of past societies.
1. Chromalveolates 2. Plantae 3. Excavates 4. Rhizaria 5. Unikonts
The name given to a person who excavates to find material remains to study past civilizations is an archaeologist. Archaeologists use excavation techniques to uncover artefacts and structures from ancient societies, which help provide insights into their culture, history, and way of life.
it is mined by using a giant bucket wheel excavates or dredgers. they are loaded onto a conveyor belts for delivery to power stations.
You can become a paleontologist (A person who excavates specimens of prehistory, such as dinosaur fossils or plant fossils) or an archaeologist (A person who excavates specimens of human history, such as ancient settlements or the technologies of ancient civilizations or even the bones of dead people) or, if you get a degree in geology and possibly geography you could become a university lecturer or be hired to hold and research geological surveys for the government. You can also get a job in oil drilling, mining and engineering companies.
You can become a paleontologist (A person who excavates specimens of prehistory, such as dinosaur fossils or plant fossils) or an archaeologist (A person who excavates specimens of human history, such as ancient settlements or the technologies of ancient civilizations or even the bones of dead people) or, if you get a degree in geology and possibly geography you could become a university lecturer or be hired to hold and research geological surveys for the government. You can also get a job in oil drilling, mining and engineering companies.