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Why are the nonhuman fossils also important to paleontologists and biologists?
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Because they show how other organisms evolved or became extinct.
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What type of scientist studies dinosaurs and fossils?
Paleontologists study fossils and ancient life, including, but not limited to, dinosaurs. A Paleobotanist studies plant fossils. Palaeontologist / paleontologist.
What can paleontologists learn from fossils?
They learn about our past and how evolution came to be. Paleontologists can determine the approximate weight, size, and details of the fossil when it was alive.
Why are index fossils are more useful to paleontologists than many other fossils?
im trying to figure that out myself
Why permian fossils are important in understanding plate tectonics?
Paleontologists use a land bridge between continents to explain the existence of identical fossils that are spread out on separated land masses. They contend that the continents were once connected but have since drifted apart.
What do you call people who dig up the earch crust?
Well if you mean looking for fossils and such then it is paleontologists.
Who hunts fossils?
Paleontologists hunt fossils; Along with amateur Paleontologists too!
How do you use paleontologists in a sentence?
Paleontologists are especially interested in the study of fossils.
What studies dinosaus and fossils?
paleontologists
What type of scientist studies dinosaurs and fossils?
Paleontologists study fossils and ancient life, including, but not limited to, dinosaurs. A Paleobotanist studies plant fossils. Palaeontologist / paleontologist.
What is a scientist called when they study fossils?
paleontologists
What is a person who studies fossils?
A Paleontologist is a person who studies fossils.
Where have the Brachiosaurs fossils have been found?
Paleontologists have found fossils of Brachiosaurus in North America and Africa.
A scientist who studies fossils?
Paleontologist
How do paleontologists work?
Most paleontologists work in the field finding fossils, using tools like a geologist's pick.
Why is it important for paleontologists be experts in both anatomy and geology?
Paleontologists need to have a working knowledge of geology to recognise not only which rock is best to search for fossils but also to recognise fossils from the surrounding rock. They need to have a working knowledge of anatomy (biology) to recognise what part of the animal or plant they are looking at.
What area of study is people who study fossils?
They are called 'paleontologists'
What do paleontologists do?
fossils/ fossil plants any type of fossilsFossils.
