n.古生物学

Paleontology is the scientific study of prehistoric life, primarily through the analysis of fossils.
古生物学是通过分析化石对史前生命进行科学研究的学科。
Dinosaurs are one of the most fascinating subjects in paleontology.
恐龙是古生物学中最引人入胜的研究对象之一。
The discovery of a well-preserved fossil can provide crucial insights into ancient ecosystems in paleontology.
一个保存完好的化石的发现能为理解古代生态系统提供关键线索。
Paleontologists often collaborate with geologists to understand the geological context of fossils.
古生物学家常常与地质学家合作，以理解化石的地质背景。
The study of ichnology, which focuses on fossilized footprints and other traces, is a subfield within paleontology.
足迹学，专注于化石足迹和其他痕迹的研究，是古生物学的一个子领域。
Paleontology helps us understand the evolution of species over millions of years.
古生物学帮助我们理解数百万年来物种的演变。
Fossilized plant remains also provide valuable information for paleobotany, a branch of paleontology.
化石植物残骸也为古植物学，即古生物学的一个分支，提供了有价值的信息。
Radiometric dating techniques are essential tools for determining the age of fossils in paleontology.
放射性测年技术是确定古生物学中化石年龄的重要工具。
The extinction of the dinosaurs remains a central topic of research in paleontology.
恐龙的灭绝仍然是古生物学研究的核心主题。
New fossil finds continually reshape our understanding of Earth's history and the organisms that inhabited it.
新的化石发现不断重塑我们对地球历史和其上生物的理解。