Question

What do Paleoanthropologists study?

Answer 1

Paleoanthropologists:

1. Scientists that study human origins and evolution by studying the remains i.e. fossils and archaeological findings are known as Paleoanthropologists.
2. A fossil is referred to as any preserved remains or impressions of a once-living organism.
3. The most common type of fossils that are easily found are the bones of organisms.
4. Fossils can be formed from hairs, shells, exoskeleton, skin imprints, petrified wood, etc.