Why Teeth Make The Best Fossils

The video explores the significance of fossilized teeth in paleontology, highlighting their role in preserving evolutionary history and providing insights into ancient diets and human evolution. Teeth are excellent for fossil records due to their hard enamel, revealing dietary habits through microscopic wear patterns. They also offer clues about human development, such as age and health, and show how tool use influenced teeth evolution. As humans developed tools and cooking methods, teeth evolved, becoming smaller and less used as tools themselves.

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