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Thursday, 23 March 2017

Paleontology


Paleontology

Introduction:

Paleontology is the study of history of life on Earth, with the help of fossils. Paleontology is not the study. of entire species of living things on earth with the help of fossils. 
Paleontologists are scientists. investigate past life on earth or prehistoric life. The duties and responsibilities of a paleontologist vary depending on the field of work and the setting.

Nature of Work:

Study fossils of animals with backbones are called vertebrate paleontologists. Paleontologists who study of fossils of animals without backbones are known as Invertebrate Paleontologists. Microfossils are tiny fossils, either plants or animals, which can be seen only with a microscope- Micro paleontologists

Personality:

Paleontology is a difficult job that requires lot of outdoor work for locating and excavating fossils, an aspirant must have patients. Paleontologist must have high curiosity level and great imagination.

Professional Courses:

Duration: 
2 to 3 years

Eligibility:
Paleontology require a master's degree in geology or earth science.

Career Prospects /Companies:
Paleontology. Careers that you may wish to pursue in paleontology range from curators or other museum personnel within the field, nature or environmental conservationists, geological surveyors within an industry such as mining or the petroleum industry, professional consultancy work or teaching.

Remuneration:

Between 15000/- to 25000/- per month

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