1. of or relating to paleontology, the study of ancient life forms and fossils
Usage: academic; scientific

Examples

• The paleontological evidence suggests that dinosaurs roamed Earth for millions of years.
• She conducted paleontological research in the badlands to uncover new fossil specimens.
• The museum's paleontological collection includes bones from creatures extinct for over 65 million years.
• Paleontological discoveries have revolutionized our understanding of evolution.
• The team made a significant paleontological find when they unearthed the nearly complete skeleton.
• Paleontological methods help scientists determine the age and origin of ancient remains.