00:01
Looking at the fossil record it is a very useful tool for a lot of scientists who are looking at paleontology or how things have evolved if you prescribe to the theory of evolution things like that.
00:13
So it is a very useful source of data for looking at things like adaptations and micro evolution and macro evolution because you can somewhat see the patterns and the changes over time.
00:33
It's also very useful for showing things like the movement of the continents.
00:40
So we can see that the fossil records and the geological records line up between certain continents that are no longer together but you can see where they were together at some time in the past.
00:59
And it's also very useful for limited knowledge on lifestyles of animals and creatures that lived long ago because of the way that they are fossilized or the groups the patterns that they're fossilized in things like that.
01:15
Very limited amount of information but still it's some insight to previous worlds.
01:20
But there are definitely some things that the fossil record is not good at some things that it is lacking.
01:26
So some of the limitations of the fossil record are that the process of an animal becoming a fossil is very rare.
01:37
Very very very few animals will ever become fossils.
01:41
It has to be a certain set of conditions that make fossils...