Exemple de utilizare a Fossilised în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Fossilised specimens of M.
They look like fossilised easter eggs.
The sea bed may be only partially fossilised.
We would be stuck fossilised in the ice, like a big ice cube.
It"s assumed that DNA is lost in fossilised material.
In 1 795,when the fossilised Mosasaur of Maastricht arrived in Paris.
Coal was, in essence,an immense store of fossilised sunshine.
Fossilised cyanobacteria had been found as far back as 3.5 billion years ago.
As sure as anybody can be on the basis of a fossilised tooth.
These are the fossilised tracks of ancient rhino and antelope, here at Laetoli in Tanzania.
Unlike other gemstones,jet is actually fossilised wood.".
Fossilised reefs show these seas flooded all across Europe and remained there for seventy million years.
The organisation of our business environment is cumbersome and fossilised.
Each and every one of them is the fossilised embryo of an ancient creature.
And across it came an adult dinosaur with a smaller younger one trotting alongside leaving their footprints behind to be fossilised.
The discovery of a large fossilised claw suggests that they could grow up to two and a half metres, eight feet in length.
He was well into the third year of the voyage when he found some fossilised trees here.
The modern way of life is dependent on this fossilised sunlight, although a surprising number of people take it for granted.
They were very rapidly buried-they couldn't wait thousands orhundreds of thousands of years to be slowly fossilised, they would have rotten away.
This is the fossilised egg of a dinosaur, one of the first to be discovered, and it was found close to some bones of a sauropod dinosaur.
Dr Sandra Engels is part of a team investigating the diet of the fossilised primate from the Messel Pit.
Their fossilised bodies, shells and skeletons… form the limestone and chalk that now covers huge tracts… of Asia, Europe and the Americas.
Although our knowledge of the internal structure is limited, the hard part, the outer lens system,is often fossilised in superb detail.
And more recently,we discovered that the fossilised remains of plants and animals, coal and oil, could become major sources of energy.
In fact, she was famous for the hilarious science-based gift she used to bring as a prize for lucky attendees: fossilised dinosaur poo.
This fossilised tree sap, which we call amber, waited for millions of years with the mosquito inside until Jurassic Park scientists came along.
We can assume so much about the diet of Spinosaurus because its fossilised teeth are commonly found with the remains of the giant sawfish.
Some researchers were, for example,convinced that amber was hardened oil, others tended to consider amber as fossilised honey of wild bees.
She noted that if such stones were broken open they often contained fossilised fish bones and scales, and sometimes bones from small ichthyosaurs.
But it was much closer to home,on the south coast in Dorset, that a group of amateur Victorian fossil hunters discovered these amazing fossilised creatures.