Paleoanthropology
Pronunciation: /ˈpeɪɫioʊˈeɪˈɛnθˈɹoʊˈpoʊlədʒi/
Paleoanthropology (noun)
- A branch of science that studies how humans and their ancestors lived long ago, using fossils and other old evidence.
Examples
- Paleoanthropology studies ancient human life through fossils.
- Ancient human study helps explain how people lived long ago.