Scientists use a variety of evidence to study migration, including tracking animals using GPS technology, studying changes in hormone levels, analyzing isotopes in tissues, and conducting genetic analyses. They may also observe behaviors such as flocking patterns or migration routes to better understand the movement of animals.
Historians study history, focusing on interpreting and understanding past events, people, and societies using various sources and methods. They analyze evidence to construct narratives and explanations of the past, aiming to illuminate the causes and effects of historical events.
Archaeologists are scientists who study artifacts, such as tools, pottery, and art, to understand past human societies and cultures. They analyze artifacts to learn about ancient technologies, economies, beliefs, and ways of life.
Technology and electronics will be one of the major pieces of evidence that future historians will study of our generation and culture.
ruins mostly.
The three types of evidence that archaeologists study are artifacts (objects made or modified by humans), ecofacts (environmental remains like plant or animal remains), and features (non-portable evidence like structures or hearths). These types of evidence help archaeologists understand past human behavior and societies.
They study diseases.
a geneticist
Biologists.
Neurologists study the nervous system.
It depends on what kind of scientist it is. For example, botanists study plants.
An Anatomist - They study anatomy.
a physist
Archaeologists are scientists who study artifacts, such as tools, pottery, and art, to understand past human societies and cultures. They analyze artifacts to learn about ancient technologies, economies, beliefs, and ways of life.
what kind of empical evidence do they study their
A herpetologist studies lizzards and snakes.
Computer Science and IT (Information Technology)
Zoologists study animals.