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why do paleontologists study fossils?

they study fossils to learn about earth's history.
they study fossils to find ways to make energy.
they study fossils to predict weather change.
they study fossils to predict earthquakes.

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Paleontologists study fossils and their relationship to existing plants and animals. The work of these scientists helps us understand both the present and the past. For example, using their knowledge of how fossils are distributed in sediments, paleontologists can help make accurate geological maps.

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