Using fossils and forensics to assess extinct animals, what do you call a person who studies dinosaurs?

The correct answer is paleontologist. These scientists use fossil remains to study the history of life. "Paleo" is a prefix taken from the Greek meaning "ancient" or "old" while "ologist" means "the study of."

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