What type of scientist digs for dinosaur bones?

Answer 1

Paleontologists study the long-gone species of the animal or plant kingdoms, paleobiologists studying the long-gone species of the animal kingdom, while paleobotanists study the long-gone species of plants. Their job is to find evidence of these creatures ever existing, and also to find out how the lived, what they ate, how they might have looked like, etc. Some paleontologists do dig up bones of not just dinosaurs, but all kinds of animals. Others do other stuff.

Answer 2

Paleontologists are interested in how dinosaurs live for two reasons. First it says something about how the earth has changed and what that change means to life, and secondly it helps in the understanding of evolution.

Answer 3

The word you're looking for is a PALIENTOLOGIST. these scientists dig up, dust, and possibly bring to museums dinosaur bones from any of the three time periods of dinosaurs (triassic, jurassic, and crutaceous).

Answer 4

Scientists who study dinosaur bones are know as paleontologists. They also study other extinct animals such as shellfish,Bacteria,Amphibians,other Reptiles,birds,and Mammals.

Answer 5

1.They were warm blooded unlike most reptiles 2.Their tails didn't drag behind them 3. They're related to birds 4.The smallest dino is less than 2 ft long