Biology, asked by Angelvampire, 5 months ago

the person who checks about fossil is known as???​

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Answered by Renuka88470
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Scientists who study fossils are called paleontologists (Pay-lee-en-TOL-oh-jists). Paleontologists compare fossils to find clues about early organisms and how they lived. Fossils can show how organisms evolved over very long periods of time.

Answered by devjiga2007
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Scientists who checks about fossil.

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