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There are many ways in which scientists study the evolution of plants. Scientists may choose to study fossils in the area for example.
Scientists have learned about extinct species, what they looked like, their geographic distributions, their relative abundances, how they lived, and their period of existence.
Paleoanthropologists, forensic anthropologists, and sometimes archaeologists.
The evidence for evolution that uses impressions of plants and animals into sedimentary rock is the study of fossils. The study of fossils and where they are found is a determining factor about what was going on in a period of history.
I'd say peer review.
The fossil record
The fossil record
There are many ways in which scientists study the evolution of plants. Scientists may choose to study fossils in the area for example.
Study of ancient communities in the fossil record.
Scientists have learned about extinct species, what they looked like, their geographic distributions, their relative abundances, how they lived, and their period of existence.
Study of ancient communities in the fossil record.
The fossil record
Fossil records contain radiation, and the older the fossil is, the less radiation it gives off. Scientists study how much radiation is in the fossil record, and they find out how old the earth is.
Paleoanthropologists, forensic anthropologists, and sometimes archaeologists.
Seismograph.
well first they send it to either someting called the field where they check the artifact/fossil in certain conditions or they will send it to a laboratory where they will study it and make a record for it then it will stay there or be sent to a museum!
Recording and studying data is the primary way scientists can find out things about the world.