Palaeontology studies fossils, the preserved remains of ancient organisms, to provide direct evidence of evolution. Fossil records show:
Transitional forms linking ancient and modern species.
Extinct species, revealing past biodiversity.
Evolutionary changes over time, supporting Darwin’s theory.
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Hello! I am Avinto, your expert in palaeontology. Did you know that fossils act as a time machine, revealing life from millions of years ago? By studying fossil records, scientists can trace the evolutionary history of organisms, finding connections between extinct and living species. Let’s uncover how fossils support evolution!
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