Приклади вживання Trilobites Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Jirka now held two trilobites in his hands.
Then all the way to the Silurian sea and trilobites.
Exotic crustaceans and trilobites have become dominant.
Bacteria, trilobites, dinosaurs- they were here, but they weren't building radio transmitters.”.
He ate, apparently, mainly trilobites.
Jirka didn? t know that trilobites died out long ago. He wanted to find a live one.
He ate, apparently, mostly trilobites.
Some also resemble trilobites, extinct fish, and other animals with which we are not familiar.
CISC students in Lviv travelled on a time machine into the distant past,participated in an excavation and learned about the dinosaurs, trilobites and the first microorganisms on Earth.
Nautiloid(primitive octopus), trilobites, corals, sea stars, eels and fish gelatine sponge filled the oceans.
Speaking toward the giant monster trilobite of the film, he writes"it wouldn't be a John Carl Buechler movie without a deadly rubber monster puppet", clarifying"Of course, it has to be considerably more deadly and carnivorous than trilobites are believed to have been".
So now, if you want to find trilobites, get yourself a good geological map and go to the rocks of the Paleozoic.
Further examples of rapid evolutionary radiation can be observed among ammonites,which suffered a series of extinctions from which they repeatedly re-diversified; and trilobites which, during the Cambrian, rapidly evolved into a variety of forms occupying many of the niches exploited by crustaceans today.
The trilobites have ceased to occupy the dominant position in the water for the first time in 100 million years, since then, as he had appeared.
It contains millions of marine fossils such as trilobites, tetracoralla, brachiopods and ostracods from the Devonian period.
Trilobites, hard-shelled ancestors of crabs and spiders, lived in coastal waters during the Palaeozoic era between 541-251 million years ago.
When archaeocytes first spread and trilobites appeared, zoogeographic features began to take shape in the world, i. e.
Owned and operated by the Hamburg Natural History Society, the Penn Dixie Paleontological and Outdoor Education Center is an outdoor site where visitors can find andcollect many extraordinarily well-preserved fossils of sea animals such as trilobites, gastropods, and cnidarians that date from the Devonian Period, a time 380 million years ago when Western New York was under a tropical ocean.
If you want to find trilobites, you have to find the really, really old rocks of the Paleozoic-- rocks between a half a billion and a quarter-billion years old.
Sharks enjoyed its Golden age and some trilobites that survived the last extinction, began to meet less and less.
In addition, trilobites were a very diverse group even early in the Cambrian, and some scientists suggest that this indicates that the arthropod group must have had a much earlier evolutionary origin.
Invertebrates like sponges and corals continued to flourish, but the ranks of the trilobites were thinned out, and only the giant eurypterids(invertebrate sea scorpions) successfully competed with vertebrate sharks for prey.
When archaeocytes first spread and trilobites appeared, zoogeographical features began to take shape in the world, that is, differences in species composition between the faunas of different regions.
The big one� more than 95% of species perished,including trilobites and giant insects� strongly linked to massive volcanic eruptions in Siberia that caused a savage episode of global warming.
It is known that the trilobite existed between 280 million and 320 million years ago.
Trilobite casings dropped- very common fossils.
This effect is especially pronounced in some trilobite groups.
At times, notably in the early Paleozoic, the trilobite proliferation was so remarkable that they surpassed in number and diversity of species most groups of multicellular animals living then.
The brachiopods and bryozoans were decimated, along with many of the trilobite, conodont and graptolite families.