You get Omanyte from the Helix Fossil, Kabuto from the Dome Fossil, and Aerodactyl from the Old Amber.

They are in the top right hand corner of the desert, you get a choice of either the Claw or the Root fossil.

Go to Rustoboro City and go to the Devon Building (where you got the PokeNav). Take it to the scientist on the far right on the second floor. The Claw Fossil gives you a lv20 Anorith, while the Root Fossil gives you a lv20 Lileep

Pokemon swarms happen only if a trainer calls you and says "You've gotta see this! A whole bunch of (insert Pokemon here) are swarming all over (insert location here)!" The Pokemon and trainers you need to contact are: Crystal) The number of Pokemon that swarm has decreased since Gold and Silver (Remoraid isn't in the game, Snubbull is common, and Marill is more common in Mt. Mortar).

Leave a male and female Pokemon, or a Ditto and the Pokemon you want to breed, in the Daycare on Route 34. Eventually, there should be an Egg. (Check the Breeding Guide for more info).

There is a glitch in the game that lets you clone your Pokemon. This technique is relatively safe, and has been tested, but must be done correctly in order for it to work properly. Deposit the Pokemon you want to clone (attach an item you want to clone too) in any PC box. You may deposit more than one Pokemon if you wish to clone more than one. Choose to change box, and switch to any other PC Box. When the words "Saving..

It seems a lot of places on ther Internet say Gender or Time - however, it's been proven that this is definitely wrong. Wurmple's evolution is determined by hidden value, so it's basically random as to whether you get a Silcoon or a Cascoon.

ANSWER: It is impossible to predict what or how much you will find. The major factor depends on how much work you put into it. The more you sift the gravel beds, the more you will find. The more people in your party, the more fossils you will take home.

While artifact and fossil collecting is illegal on public lands, it is not unlawful on private property as long as permission is granted by the landowner. It is the responsibility of the collector to know who owns the land, to understand the laws that apply, and to obtain permission to enter private property. We do encourage you to take an active part in preserving Texas' heritage for future generations by adopting a "look but don't touch" approach to appreciating archeology.

Sandshrew, Sandslash, Vulpix, Ninetales, Mankey, Primeape, Spinarak, Ariados, Teddiursa, Ursaring, Mantine, Gligar

Ekans, Arbok, Growlithe, Arcanine, Meowth, Persian, Ledyba, Ledian, Phanpy, Donphan, Delibird, Skarmory

Sandshrew, Sandslash, Meowth, Persian, Bellsprout, Weepinbell, Victreebel, Vulpix, Ninetales, Pinsir, Magmar

Sorry, but I don't know everything about the games, nor do I have the time to answer questions about it. If you really need help, head on over to Game FAQ's to have your questions answered. Sorry, but I don't read fanfics. I was just never big into reading stories done by fans that are, more often than not, absolutely nothing like the show they're trying to emulate. "But mine's different, mine's really good!" I don't care--I still won't read it.

ANSWER: The majority of the fossils you will find are sharks teeth millions of years old. In addition, other marine fossils are also mixed in to include Sting Ray mouth plates, Whale bones, whale teeth, fish fossils, porpoise teeth, Squalodon teeth (extinct whale species) etc. In addition, the Hawthorne formation will include various land mammal fossils.

Many people hold the common belief that a theory is more certain than a hypothesis but less certain than a law. Scientists do not use these terms that way and when scientists talk about the theory of evolution they are not expressing reservations about its truth. For scientists a theory is a rigorously tested statement of general principles that explains observable and recorded aspects of the natural world. A theory is not just an "idea".

Digging for fossils is not allowed within the National Monument. All animals, plants, and rocks (including fossils) are protected by law and cannot be removed or harmed.