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* As we know two individuals have to reproduce successfuly for them to belong to the same species, how can you identify extinct species based on fossils? | * As we know two individuals have to reproduce successfuly for them to belong to the same species, how can you identify extinct species based on fossils? | ||
* How do they find the methods to analyse the fossils? | * How do they find the methods to analyse the fossils? | ||
* For biochronology, how | * For biochronology, how were they sure that the assemblages were similar? (p.22) | ||
* Do you think that one day all of the study on the human history would be declared false? What would be the effect on you? | * Do you think that one day all of the study on the human history would be declared false? What would be the effect on you? | ||
* Where do you mostly find fossils? (desert, plain) | * Where do you mostly find fossils? (desert, plain) | ||
* Could you explain more clearly the different radiometric dating methods? | * Could you explain more clearly the different radiometric dating methods? | ||
* Why do apes have a u-shaped jaw? How does it advantage them? | * Why do apes have a u-shaped jaw? How does it advantage them? | ||
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=Chap_2 Final questions= | =Chap_2 Final questions= | ||
*Could you please explain how a fossil is analyzed after its discovery? What are the different steps that are required for its study? How do scientists identify which fossil belongs to which organism or species? | *Could you please explain how a fossil is analyzed after its discovery? What are the different steps that are required for its study? How do scientists identify which fossil belongs to which organism or species? | ||
Version du 28 mai 2019 à 09:23
- How do you look for fossils? where is it more likely to find them and on which criterias do you rely yourself on?
- What is the post-discovery analysis of a fossil? How do you identify which fossil belongs to whom (Individual) since they are in different areas?
- As we know two individuals have to reproduce successfuly for them to belong to the same species, how can you identify extinct species based on fossils?
- How do they find the methods to analyse the fossils?
- For biochronology, how were they sure that the assemblages were similar? (p.22)
- Do you think that one day all of the study on the human history would be declared false? What would be the effect on you?
- Where do you mostly find fossils? (desert, plain)
- Could you explain more clearly the different radiometric dating methods?
- Why do apes have a u-shaped jaw? How does it advantage them?
Chap_2 Final questions
- Could you please explain how a fossil is analyzed after its discovery? What are the different steps that are required for its study? How do scientists identify which fossil belongs to which organism or species?
- As we know two individuals have to reproduce successfuly for them to belong to the same species, how can you identify extinct species based on fossils despite the physical variations?
- How do you look for fossils? Where is it more likely to find them and on which criterias do you rely yourself on?
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