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What are the supporting details of what you learned about dinosaurs from their fossils?
Dinosaur fossils tell us a lot about their size, appearance, behavior, and evolution. By studying fossils, scientists can infer information about the diet, habitat, locomotion, and social structures of dinosaurs. Fossils also provide clues about the environment in which dinosaurs lived and how they interacted with other species.
What can fossils tell scientist?
I think that fossils tell scientists what the animal was doing, what it was eating, and, how it moves.
What do we call the scientist who studies all types of fossils?
Scientists who study fossils are known as paleontologists.Scientists who study fossils are known as paleontologists. A paleontologist who studies dinosaurs may be a vertebrate paleontologist or a macro paleontologist.
What does it tell scientists if they find marine life fossils in an area where there is not any water?
It would tell anyone that the rocks which contain the fossils were marine sediments deposited in a sea or ocean below sea level.
What do fossils tell scientists about living things?
Fossils reveal what organisms lived before us.
Why are fossils important in understanding dinosaurs today?
Through finding dinosaur fossils we can determine what they looked like and how they lived. It is important because we can they estimate how they lived and their features, it might also tell us what the world used to be like, by some of their characteristics.
How do palaeontologist use fossils to tell us about how dinosaurs live?
They dont. No one knows how dinosaurs live. It is all made up depending on their size and other things.
What do scientists use to mark boundaries in the geologic time scale?
I'm thinking it's index fossils because index fossils tell when or how old the layer it was found in. If that's what your asking.
What do fossils tell us about the prehistoric environment?
Fossils can provide information about the types of plants and animals that existed in prehistoric environments, as well as the climate and geographical conditions during that time. By studying fossilized remains, scientists can reconstruct ecosystems, food chains, and habitats from the past, helping to understand how environments have evolved over time.
How would you know if dinosaurs existed if you did not have fossils?
you wouldn't! no body knew about them until people starting finding mysteriously large bones all around the world and finally scientists figured it out. you wouldn't there would no for sure way and even the fossils could be another species than what we thought. No one can really be able to tell what happened years ago even with fossils. There is stil no for certain way.
Why did it take scientists so long to identify dinosaurs?
I'm not quite sure, but my guess is that because some fossils or bones were broken or in the shape of an animal or something, they couldn't tell with the naked eye. It also took years for them to view the cells or anything that might give them clues with microscopes.
Dinosaurs of Europe?
Its hard to tell cause all the contenents were joined together but these fossils of these dinosaurs have been found in eroupe: * Tyrannosaurus rex * Ankylosaurus * Dimetreodon * Triceratops * Iguanadon * Oviraptor These were only a few but there were lots other.
