What does Paeleontologist mean?

Answer 1

A paleontologist studies the history of life on Earth, mainly through the examination and study of fossils, which are evidences of ancient life that are most often found in sedimentary rock.

Paleontologists can do a number of things depending on their interests. They may strictly do lab work--cleaning, identifying, sorting bones and fossils; chemically analyzing material, reassembling fossil structures, preparing exhibits. They can also do field work involving the search and discovery of ancient life. They also prepare scientific papers and come up with new scientific theories based on new or previously published information. Finally, some paleontologists can make a living with a career in teaching.

Answer 2

A paleontologist is a scientist who studies fossils to learn about ancient life forms and ecosystems. They analyze the remains of plants, animals, and other organisms to better understand Earth's history and evolution.

Answer 3

Paleontologist means the branch of science concerned with fossil animals and plants.