What could you infer about an animal from fossil or jaw bone?

Answer 1

You can tell weather the animal is a carnivorousness, herbivorous or what type of group it is put in E.G (mammals, reptiles). You can tell what age it is by looking at its teeth and what injuries it suffered when it was alive.

Answer 2

From the fossil or jaw bone of the animal, you can determine it's approximate age. You can also distinguish the species of the animal, its habitat, and significant injuries. Another thing you can find out is its preferred diet. Some animals are herbivores, omnivores, or carnivores. If it's a carnivore or omnivore, you can also find out if it was a scavenger or a hunter. The jaw can also tell you the size of possible prey that the animal caught and ate. Some animals have large strong jaws made for snapping. Others have jaws that can move side to side for grinding food. Still others have double hinged jaws that allow them to open their jaw really really wide and eat gigantic prey.

Answer 3

From a fossil or jaw bone, you could infer the size, diet, and potentially the species of the animal. Jaw structure can provide clues about the animal's feeding habits, while overall fossil characteristics can give insights into its environment and behavior. Additional analysis may be needed to determine more specific details about the animal.

Answer 4

Fossils teach us what animals looked like thousands of years ago, and also how they have evolved into what they are now.

(sorry its not much, im only twelve!)

Answer 5

Fossils help us to learn about ancient creatures. They tell us about different diseases and illnesses, types of vegetation that was around, and types of animals that once existed.

Answer 6

You can see how life was like long ago. Fossils are the remains

of animals that once lived. If it wasn't for fossils, we wouldn't even

know if dinosaurs exist.

Answer 7

Species,and Estimated date of death