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Can you learn much about the thickness of an organism from carbonized remains?
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∙ 11y ago
No, because they come as a result of the organism being squished, so that gives you only a 2 dimensional view.
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What three sources of information do scientist use to learn about ancient climates?
The scientists use fossil and plant remains that have been found in continents and this process of the continents moving is known as uniformitarianism.
How do scientist use Radioactive Isotopes to find the absolute age of a rock?
Absolute dating is a radioactive isotope the geologist can use to learn the exact age of the rock.
What can an audience learn from different types of presentatins?
They can learn what they came to the presentation to learn and can judge which method of presentation was best for them.
What level will gligar learn Earthquake?
Gligar can't learn erthquake if you want him to learn erthquake you need to go find the Tm
What can you learn from only one seismogram?
You can learn the location of the earthquakes epicenter.
What is the thickness of the earths mantel in miles?
The thickness of the mantle is about 2891km thick according to the USGS. Checkout the website to learn more about the Earth's interior. http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/interior/
What can you learn from the phylogeny of an organism?
ms.scaraville is giving me a hard time with these questions
How did early man start learn to farm?
there is no such evidence, so this remains a mystery.
What is learned and instrictive behaviors mean?
A learned behavior is something an organism doesn't know how to do, but they learn how to do. An instinctive behavior is something an organism nows how to do.
Can phylogenetic trees ever change?
Yes, they change as we learn more about the organism.
What term relates to a study of fossil remains to learn how human characteristics develop?
archaeology
Does regeneration always result in the formation of a new organism?
NO
What is study of physical remains called?
The study of physical remains is called archaeology. Archaeologists study artifacts, structures, and other physical remains of past human societies to learn about their cultural practices, beliefs, and technologies.
Who is a person who studies remains and ruins?
An archaeologist studies remains and ruins to learn about past human societies and cultures. They analyze artifacts, human remains, and structures to understand historical and cultural contexts.
How can an organism exhibit a trait not possessed by either parent?
Spontaneous mutation can affect a gene. The Organism can learn - though some would not call anything learned "a trait"
How do adaptations help an organism to survive?
The answer is in your question - ADAPTING - Meaning they learn how to cope with the climate and surroundings.
How do organism adaptations help it to survive?
The answer is in your question - ADAPTING - Meaning they learn how to cope with the climate and surroundings.
