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What is the difference between a paleontologist and a paleoanthropologist?
Paleoanthropology is a sect of paleontology. So while a paleontologist studies prehistoric life, a paleoanthropologist just studies ancient humans.
Why is it important to treat animals kind?
It is important to be kind to others because then you will achieve success in what you are doing.
Why are animals important as natural resources?
Animals are important natural resources because they contribute to ecosystem stability and balance through processes such as pollination, seed dispersal, and nutrient cycling. They also provide valuable services to humans, such as food, clothing, and transportation. Additionally, animals play a crucial role in scientific research and conservation efforts, helping us better understand the natural world and protect biodiversity.
What were prehistoric alligators called?
For detailed information and pictures, please click on the related link right below this window. It seems they have today only scientific names, keeping the name "alligator" for reference.
Why are animals more important than humans?
Human beings believe they are better than animals and so we do as we please. In reality without animals man is alone as a species and would eventually die out. Animals have key rolls in the environment that make it possible for use to live and breath.
Are there prehistoric animals in the dead sea?
Yes, because there were many prehistoric sea animals in the Dead Sea. Their were also prehistoric sea animals called "Archelon" which is a Giant Sea Turtle. That used to roam the sea floors. So it probably died on the sea floor and now there are fossils there. Hope this helps!
Why is threatened habitat so important to society?
if people threaten for example "animals habitat", the animals would have nowhere to rest or even eat,some habitats are animals habitat and food so it is very important to not threaten a animals habitat etc. they would starve, it would be so boring without animals around wouldn't it be so?
How science is important to the society?
Science = understanding (why). So it depends on the society, for hunter/gatherers it's knowing how animals act. For us it's the existence of all our gadgets.
Which states had prehistoric animals?
All states had prehistoric animals. The question is which states had which ones. For example, California and Florida were underwater during most of the Age of Reptiles, so they had no dinosaurs, but they still had marine creatures (although little is known of Florida's prehistoric life). In California, we do know that Shonisaurus, a 49 foot long icthyosaur, lived here, along with ammonites and many other aquatic animals.
What makes human beings an important component in the development or early society?
its the same about animals, what is the role of animals in society... but with out humans all the man made things in the world wouldn't be around and nothing would live. And there would be no point in life, humans are the most important things on planet earth.. so the role of human beings in society is everything... the domain the world! All humans have responsibiltys to live on the earth. :D
How do you put prehistoric in a sentence?
you can put she was so prehistoric that she was deadly!
What do they do to animals in the Humane Society that have been there to long?
In the Humane Society, there isn't a time were animals have been there for "too" long. SO the answer is nothing happens. The animals stay til rehoming point.
What prehistoric creature is the Panda Related to?
Most animals alive today, except for some domestic breeds, existed in prehistoric times so, that makes most animals prehistoric. Pandas have been around since before humans learned to write. A close relative is the raccoon, which also has been around since before humans learned to write.
What makes the prehistoric caste system so important to history?
It is still in place, virtually unchanged, in modern India.
Do griffins eat by themselves or in a group?
griffins are not real animals so please do not put it in prehistoric list and i would asume they hunt alone
How does the Humane Society and SPCA work together?
Yes, The are the same thing ASPCA is American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. And SPCA is Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. So they are the same thing
What were decomposers in prehistoric times?
In prehistoric times, decomposers were organisms such as bacteria and fungi that helped break down organic material like dead plants and animals. These decomposers played a crucial role in recycling nutrients and returning them to the ecosystem so that other organisms could use them.
