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How many missing links have been found in evolution?
All fossil found to date were missing link. Missing link is a non-scientific term describe new found transitional fossil. Any single fossil found and placed along the line of evolution would yield 2 new missing link mathematically.
The evolution of the eohippus into the modern day horse is an example of?
character change
What type of dating would be used to determine the age of rocks by using the fossil?
By using the geologic time scale. Certain organisms are only found during certain times and if a fossil of one of these organisms is found then you can determine the relative age of the fossil.
Where was the first human fossil found?
No one knows what the first fossil found was - humans have been collecting the oddly shaped stones for thousands of years around the world. It has only been in the last couple of centuries that fossils have been recognized as the remains of ancient and extinct animals.
What type of rock is most likely not found in a fossil?
Igneous.
Where were horse species found?
the first horse was found in Europe. But it wasn't the horse we know today, found in Europe, it was Eohippus. which is what the horse originally was before it evolved. Eohippus was about the size of a fox, so it was really different from the horse today.
When did Eohippus live?
where did eohippus live
What kind of tail did eohippus horses have?
Eohippus is thought to have had a tail like a donkey.
What might explain why the oldest horse is so tiny?
I assume you mean the oldest horse as in the oldest horse found in the fossil records. Eohippus was roughly the size of a modern day fox, it was due to it's environment and diet. Eohippus was a browser in the beginning and had multiple toes to walk easily over the marshy ground of it's forest environment. The smaller size would have enabled it to run and hide in the forest far more easily than a larger animal could. As the environment changed so did Eohippus, eventually evolving into a much larger animal over time.
What did the eohippus eat?
The Eohippus was a grazing herbivore that ate soft leaves and plant roots.
What fossils do you get on Pokemon platinum?
You only get one fossil in platinum but you can get it over and over again. It is a skull fossil witch is a Craniados.You are so wrong! I also found claw fossil (anorith) and my friend found a armor fossil (shieldon)you are so wrong,i found a floor fossili found a root fossil (lileep), and a shell fossil (omanyte)I found a Helix Fossil (omanyte too) :)I found Old Amber (Aerodactyl) and Dome Fossil (Kabuto) C=Ok, two things are wrong here:1. There is no such thing as a floor fossil, not in platinum, not in anything.2. I've never heard of Shell Fossil, and I'm a Pokemon expert, so either it doesn't exist, or it belongs to some other Pokemon, but Omanyte is ONLY in the Helix fossil.
What is the horse's ancestor?
Eohippus
Eohippus was about the size of a?
Dog
In what ways is Equus different from Eohippus?
It is larger (eohippus was the size of a medium-sized dog) and it has lost most of its toes. You can see how the eohippus evolved into the horse by looking at the feet of a tapir, which represents the feet of mesohippus.
Where did the eohippus come from?
the EOHIPPUS lived in Asia and north America
Which digsite is maia fossil found on fossil fighters?
maia is found on the secert island in fossil fighters and in hot spring hights in fossil fighters champions
Will all of the Fossils be available in Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire?
No, not all fossils can be found in Omega Ruby or Alpha Sapphire however the fossils that can be found would include the Dome Fossil also known as the Kabuto fossil, Plume Fossil which is the Archen fossil and Armor Fossil which is also the Shieldon fossil can be found in Omega Ruby, the Skull Fossil also known as the Cranidos fossil and Cover Fossil (also known as the Tirtouga fossil) can be found in Alpha Sapphire while the Old Amber Fossil which is the Aerodactyl fossil can be found in both Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
