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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?
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?
Could you tell us on which criterias scientists rely on to know where it is more likely to find fossils?

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 * 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?
-* Could you explain more clearly the different radiometric dating methods?
 * Why do apes have a u-shaped jaw? How does it advantage them?
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