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Paleontology is the study of past organisms, that is life that is now extinct. Of all kinds! Paleontologists study extinct organisms via fossils. Organismal remains that are mineralized or lithified (have become hardened into stone) are studied and observed in hopes that the fossilized remains can tell us something about that organism - bone morphology, distinguishing features or structures, diet, reproduction, and paleoenvironment to name a few. There are many areas of concentration associated with Paleontology. Those who study ancient microorganisms, invertebrates, vertebrates, plants, humans, etc... all work under the field of paleontology. It's not just dinosaurs, my friends!
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A scientist who studies fossils?
Paleontologist
What does an paleontologist study?
If you are wondering what a paleontologist studies, well its not the Earth or organisms (which other people on this website put) they study fossils such as dinosaurs.
What are scientists who study fossils?
Paleontologist.
What scientists who study fossils.?
Paleontologist.
Does a paleontologist study life science?
No, a paleontologist studies physical science. Life science is the study of all living things. Physical science is the study of all non-living matter. A paleontologist gathers knowledge about the history of the earth and using fossils.
What is name of scientists that study fossils?
paleontologist
What are people who study dinosaur extinction?
A paleontologist
Which type of scientist study paleontology?
A paleontologist would generally study paleontology.
What kind of scientist would study dinosaur bones?
Paleontologist is the name for someone who studies fossils palentology is the science
What is the name for geologists who study Earth's past?
paleontologist
What is the name of the scientists who study dinosaurs and fossils?
Paleontologist
Who study ancient extinct animals?
Paleontologists in common with archaeologists - both excavate and study animal bones.
