What do you think they do when they take those incomplete fossils once they transfer them from the filed? it's the second one, its social studies btw

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Ericteubert · Answer 1 · 2021-04-06T10:54:54+0000

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Incomplete fossils must be reconstructed artificially.

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When a fossil is found and has flaws in its structure, that is, when the fossil is incomplete, it needs to be reconstructed artificially. This reconstruction is done through comparative anatomy, where the fossil is analyzed and compared with species that present phylogenetic proximity. This allows flaws in its structure to be pre-filled based on phylogenetic proximity.

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