Definition: In paleontology, a palaeodendrologically method is an evolutionary strategy in which organisms evolve from their ancestral lineages to adapt to changing environmental conditions. This process can involve changes in body structure, behavior, and physiology that allow for survival and reproduction during periods of low biodiversity or extreme environmental change. Palaeodendrologically evolution is a term used by paleontologists to describe the evolutionary strategies used by organisms to adapt to changing environments. It involves the use of fossils to
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