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it is in the top right of the desert. you can choose between it and the claw fossil

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What is the difference between root fossil and claw fossil on ruby?

there are different Pokemon in it


What is the claw fossil's purpose in Pokemon ruby?

you can revive it to get an anorith. the root fossil will give you lileep.


What are the Pokemon in the fossils in ruby?

In Pokemon Ruby, the fossils that can be revived are the Root Fossil, which revives into Lileep, and the Claw Fossil, which revives into Anorith. Lileep is a Rock/Grass type Pokemon and Anorith is a Rock/Bug type Pokemon.


What pokemon comes from the root fossil in pokemon ruby?

Lilleep comes from it, which evolves into a Cradily. The other fossil has an Anorith, which evolves into an Armaldo. Good luck, Trainer!


In Pokemon ruby which fossil is better?

The Claw fossil


How do you get a lilleep?

To get a Lileep in Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald you need to revive a Root Fossil. The Root Fossil can be found on Route 111 however choosing it will cost you the ability to get the Claw Fossil. Alternatively you can trade for a Lileep from another game if you've picked the Claw Fossil.


What Pokémon is in the root fossil in Pokémon ruby?

It is lileep.


Fossil Pokemon Ruby?

Anorith and Lileep.


Where do you get the claw fossil in Pokemon ruby?

In the dessert


Pokemon ruby version where is the fossil?

IT is in the mountain where you fight a guy and you get to choose which fossil to get


Should you take the claw fossil or root fossil in ruby?

in the desert wear your go goggles


How long does it take Devon to make your fossil a Pokemon in ruby?

As soon as you give it leave the whole building go back inside talk to the guy who took the fossil to receive your very own Lileep(root fossil) or Anorith(claw fossil).