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What is the job where you find fossils?
A paleontologist is a scientist who studies fossils to learn about organisms that lived in the past. They can work in museums, universities, or in the field excavating and analyzing fossils.
What does a pealeantologist do?
A paleontologist studies prehistoric life by examining fossils to understand the history and evolution of life on Earth. They may work in the field to excavate fossils or in a lab to analyze and interpret them.
What are the roles of a paleontologist?
Paleontologists study fossils to learn about ancient life forms and ecosystems. They also analyze the fossil record to understand evolution and Earth's history. Additionally, they may work to reconstruct past environments and climates.
Who dig up fossils?
paleontologist
What is the antonym for paleontologist?
The antonym for paleontologist is living organism biologist.
How do paleontologist tools work?
With the aid of a paleontologist.
What branch is Paleontologist?
Earth Science is what paleontology is.
What earth science studies fossils?
paleontologist
Where do paleontologist do there work?
in a labatory or in the fields
Do paleontologist work in laboratory or in the field?
That completely depends on the paleontologist, some do one, others the other.
What field of science does a paleontologist specialize in?
earth science
What is the name for geologists who study Earth's past?
paleontologist
What does the word paleontologist?
A scientist who observes bones and earth
What is the age requirement for a paleontologist?
A paleontologist can be anybody who likes to discover things in the earth. The age of a professional paleontologist is usually at least eighteen, but usually twenty two and have a degree from a four year school.Ê
What does Ross in friends work as?
he is a palaeontologistIn the first seasons he works at a museum as a paleontologist, and later in the series he becomes a college instructor in paleontology.
What does an paleontologist study?
If you are wondering what a paleontologist studies, well its not the Earth or organisms (which other people on this website put) they study fossils such as dinosaurs.
Why is it important for a paleontologist to understand faulting and folding?
because they are earth's land forms
