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Profile Perfect Level 387 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 387 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

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Profile Perfect Level 387 Answer

Here is the complete solution grid for the puzzle, followed by a step-by-step walkthrough explaining every deduction.

TraitIce Fossil AIce Fossil BIce Fossil C
ContentDinosaurAncient Fish / SabertoothMammoth
LightingGreenBluePink
FinderRyder / CarlosRebeccaTessa
Age (years)10M2M6M

Clues of Profile Perfect Level 387

  1. Tessa found a fossil believed to be 6 millions year old
  2. The Ancient Fish is found along with another animal
  3. The newest fossil is between the more ancient fossils
  4. Carlos's fossil is not next to Tessa's
  5. Fossil with the Sabertooth does not have Green lighting
  6. Rebecca found the fossil because she got separated from her team
  7. The moss around Ryder's fossil are reflected in the ice
  8. Mammoth's fossil is farthest from the oldest one
  9. The 2 legged creature is next to the Blue ice

How To Solve Profile Perfect Level 387

This puzzle revolves around three sequential ice exhibits, named Ice Fossil A, Ice Fossil B, and Ice Fossil C. To crack the grid, you need to combine chronological age clues with physical placement rules, while keeping track of dual contents and dual finders.

Step 1: Use chronological placement to find the age order

The clue stating that the newest fossil sits between the more ancient fossils gives you an immediate positional layout.

Because Ice Fossil B is the middle column between Ice Fossil A and Ice Fossil C, Ice Fossil B must be the youngest specimen. Looking at the available ages of 2M, 6M, and 10M, the 2M value is the youngest.

This establishes:

  • Ice Fossil B is 2M.
  • Ice Fossil A and Ice Fossil C share the older ages of 10M and 6M in some order.

Step 2: Place the Mammoth, Tessa, and the remaining ages

Next, connect the clue about the Mammoth being farthest from the oldest fossil with Tessa's discovery.

We know the oldest fossil is 10M. For one specimen to be farthest from another in a line of three items (A, B, C), they must occupy the opposite outside ends (A and C).

If the Mammoth was at Ice Fossil A, the oldest fossil (10M) would have to be at Ice Fossil C, and vice versa.

Clue 1 tells us that Tessa found a fossil believed to be 6 million years old. Because 6M is one of the outer fossils, Tessa and 6M must belong to the same column.

Since the Mammoth is farthest from the oldest fossil (10M), the Mammoth cannot be 10M. The Mammoth must be the 6M fossil at Ice Fossil C, which makes Ice Fossil A the oldest fossil at 10M.

This confirms:

  • Ice Fossil A is 10M.
  • Ice Fossil C is 6M.
  • Ice Fossil C is the Mammoth.
  • Ice Fossil C was found by Tessa.

Step 3: Determine the Finders for each fossil

Now look at the remaining finder clues. We know Tessa is assigned to Ice Fossil C.

Clue 4 states that Carlos's fossil is not next to Tessa's fossil. Ice Fossil B is directly adjacent to Ice Fossil C, meaning Carlos cannot belong to Ice Fossil B. That places Carlos at Ice Fossil A.

The clue mentioning the moss reflected in the ice around Ryder's fossil pairs Ryder with Ice Fossil A as well, giving Ice Fossil A the dual finders Ryder / Carlos.

That leaves Rebecca, who became separated from her team, as the finder for the middle column, Ice Fossil B.

Step 4: Identify the fossil contents

Clue 2 states that the Ancient Fish was found along with another animal.

Looking at our subjects:

  • Ice Fossil C already contains only the Mammoth.
  • Ice Fossil A contains the Dinosaur, which is the two-legged creature mentioned in Clue 9.
  • Ice Fossil B is therefore the multi-animal specimen containing the Ancient Fish / Sabertooth.

Solution: Finish the remaining matches

Now you can complete the Lighting trait using the remaining clues.

Clue 9 points out that the two-legged creature (the Dinosaur at Ice Fossil A) is next to the Blue ice. The only adjacent column to Ice Fossil A is Ice Fossil B, so Ice Fossil B gets Blue lighting.

Clue 5 confirms that the fossil with the Sabertooth (Ice Fossil B) does not have Green lighting, which fits our Blue lighting assignment.

Clue 7 notes that moss reflects in the ice of Ryder's fossil at Ice Fossil A, which connects with Green lighting.

With Blue assigned to Ice Fossil B and Green assigned to Ice Fossil A, the only lighting color left is Pink, which belongs to Ice Fossil C.

All subjects and traits are now fully resolved.

Key Clues Explained In Profile Perfect Level 387

The newest fossil is between the more ancient fossils

This clue is the anchor for the entire timeline. By recognizing that the three columns (A, B, and C) represent physical positions from left to right, "between" forces the middle column, Ice Fossil B, to hold the lowest age value (2M). This prevents you from guessing which outer fossil is older until additional clues are applied.

Mammoth's fossil is farthest from the oldest one

In a three-column layout, the greatest distance is between the two outer ends, Ice Fossil A and Ice Fossil C. Knowing that the oldest age is 10M, this clue requires 10M and the Mammoth to occupy opposite ends. When paired with Tessa's 6M clue, it instantly locks 10M into Ice Fossil A and Mammoth (6M) into Ice Fossil C.

Carlos's fossil is not next to Tessa's

Because Ice Fossil C belongs to Tessa, the adjacent column is Ice Fossil B. This clue simply rules out Carlos for Ice Fossil B, forcing Carlos to Ice Fossil A across the grid.

Final Thoughts

The key to solving this puzzle is utilizing the physical line of three ice fossils to place the middle age first. Once Ice Fossil B is locked in as the youngest 2M fossil, the outer relationship between the 10M oldest specimen and the 6M Mammoth neatly unravels the remaining finders, contents, and lighting colors.