How might paleontologists be misled by their observations of fossils?

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Gabriel Nadaleti · Answer 1 · 2018-11-07T12:08:18+0000

Paleontologists can be misled by their observations of fossils because they generally do not find species that are not widespread. They find fossils of species that are widespread and present on the Earth for long periods of time.

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