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Pick a fossil from the Mirage Tower. It doesn't matter which, whichever one you fancy. Afterwards. It's actually pretty simple to get the other Fossil on Pokémon Emerald.You go to Fallarbor Town, then go all the way to the edge of the town (Route 114). Then, you go to the Fossil Maniac's house. Then go all the way back to the tunnel he dug. The tunnel should be called Desert Underpass. Once you get in, walk as far as possible to the right, and eventually you will see a fossil, and it will be the Fossil you didn't choose in Mirage Tower!
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Franyou cant because that one guy takes the other one.
depends on which one you take, if you pick kabuto no other trainor has one,but if you pick omanyte a picture of him is at the safari center and a trainor has an omastar,at least in Pokemon firered there but there should be one.
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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 kingdom is fossils?
Fossils belong to the kingdom Animalia, which includes all animals both living and extinct. Fossils are the preserved remains or traces of organisms that lived in the past.
What is the fact that similar fossils are found on the both sides of the ocean is evidence of?
continental drift
True or False Fossils may be dated by either the relative dating method which determines the relative order of fossils or by the absolute dating method which uses radioactive isotopes?
True. Fossils can be dated using both relative dating methods, which determine the sequence of events in which fossils occurred, and absolute dating methods, which rely on radioactive isotopes to calculate the age of fossils.
Describe what fossils are and list three different kinds?
Fossils are the preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms that lived in the past. Three different kinds of fossils include petrified fossils (where organic material is replaced by minerals), molds and casts (created when an organism decays and leaves behind an impression), and trace fossils (such as footprints or burrows).
