Fossils

The colony of New Hampshire was probebly discovered by Martin Pring in 1603.

Do you perhaps mean "LUCY's" skull? Well, a skull tells us many things. The size of the brain case suggests how intelligent the owner was; the teeth tell us the owner's age, and something about her diet; the rough parts where the jaw muscles were attached suggest the individual's strength; the thickness of the bone speaks to health and a characteristic called "robustness."

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the half life of the radioactive substance is used to determine the mass lost over a period of time. For example rubidium 85 has a half life of 10.756 years, therefore if you had 1kg of Rubidium 85 in 10.756 years it mass will have decreased to 0.5kg due to the radioactive decay. providing the half life of the material is know we can work out the age by seeing how much it had decayed

1. Disconformity.

2. Angular Unconformity.

3. Non-Conformity.

The most severe form of adrenoleukodystrophy is known as cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy (CALD). This form primarily affects the brain and progresses rapidly, leading to severe neurological symptoms such as loss of cognitive function, movement disorders, and ultimately disability or death. Early detection and treatment are critical in managing CALD.

Yes including tons of petrified wood.

unlock megalodon tooth fossil bc it's stronger and bigger and more feared than tylosaour.

Fossils can be found all over the world, usually in sedimentary rock, which comprises the bedrock of the majority of the planet. Limestone and shale are particularly good fossil medium.

Fossils can not form in Ice. However Ice can preserve organic material (like a freezer) for many thousands of years. These frozen specimens are just that, they are not fossilised.

If specific fossils are found in two separated continents, it means that both continents were once joined.

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A scientists who studies fossils, whether they are from dinosaurs or something else, is called a paleontologist.

Like other sharks, Megalodon's skeleton is made of cartilage, not bone. That means it doesn't fossilize well. The vast majority of Megalodon fossils that we have are teeth, and we also have a few vertebrae. From these, we can tell that Megalodon was a huge shark, but it is still difficult to get an exact size estimate (maximum figures say it was about 50+ feet long, compared with great whites which are only 20 feet long, at the largest). We also know that Megalodon had a global distribution, and that it lived between 15.9 and 2.6 million years ago. The other thing we know is that they probably ate cetaceans, such as whales, because some whale skeletons from the period show tooth marks that match those of Megalodon.

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No, there are no fossils in the Pyrenees.

Australopithecus afarenis lived about 3.5 million years ago.

An arrowhead is a man made tool or weapon. It is not a fossil.

rapid burial and possession of hard parts.

It depends on how old the tooth is,but other than that,unless it's a rare shark,it wouldn't make a very good index fossil.

Sedimentary rocks. and metamorphic rocks made form sedimentary rocks.

In Pokemon Blue you can find the Helix and Dome fossil at the end of Mt. Moon, you can find the Old Amber at a secret Room in the Pewter City Museum(use cut on the bush blocking the alternate entrance into the building).

Helix - Omanite

Dome- Kabuto

Old Amber- Aerodactyl

Yes, fossil evidence supports the theory of continental drift. Fossils of similar plants and animals have been found on continents that are now separated by oceans, suggesting they were once connected. This provides evidence that continents have indeed moved over time.