Palaeontology

Palaeontology is the study of fossils and the evolution of species over millions of years. It involves the examination and interpretation of evidence left behind in the form of fossils, including bones, teeth, shells, imprints, and other preserved remains. The study of palaeontology sheds light on the history of life on Earth and helps scientists understand how species have evolved and interacted with each other and their environment. It also provides important information about ancient ecosystems and the impact of environmental changes on the survival of species.