Examples of using Fossilised in English and their translations into Croatian
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Fossilised, Mervyn!
As sure as anybody can be on the basis of a fossilised tooth.
These fossilised remains belong to a primate.
Paleontologists have found the remains of eight fossilised animals in Vjetrenica to date.
Packing up fossilised Goa'uld for transport back to Earth.
We know this because hiddenin a remote cave, scientists found the fossilised remains of some of those elephants.
Your mind is as fossilised as the exhibits in your precious museums!
But becomes a contemporary amber's kin, in which the yellow enamel fossilised remains of departed life are eternally caught.
The fossilised microbes in this ore seem to have had metallic membranes.
It is a place rich in history:there is an important site of fossilised dinosaur bones that are 200 million years old.
The fossilised microbes in this ore seem to have had metallic membranes.
With the receding of the waters, erosion sculpted the rock into an elaborate graveyard,a labyrinth of 1,500 islands of fossilised plankton.
Your mind is as fossilised as the exhibits in your precious museums!
The area around Mon Perin campsite is considered the only site in the world where fossilised remains of these reptiles are hidden underwater.
In 1 795, when the fossilised Mosasaur of Maastricht arrived in Paris.
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.
The whole business with the fossilised dinosaur skeletons was a joke the palaeontologists haven't seen yet.
On a longer time scale, the rock record may show signs of sea level rise and fall, andfeatures such as"fossilised" sand dunes can be identified.
These are fossilised bone fragments… that I have been able to study, that were… gathered at the bomb site in Dallas.
Bio-based packaging' shall mean any packaging derived from materials of biological origin excluding material embedded in geological formations and/or fossilised;".
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.
Their supposed amphibious nature is supported by the discovery of a pregnant Maiacetus, in which the fossilised fetus was positioned for a head-first delivery, suggesting that Maiacetus gave birth on land.
Their fossilised bodies, shells and skeletons form the limestone and chalk that now covers huge tracts of Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
Palaeontologist Clint Boyd is looking here for the fossilised remains of creatures from that ancient time. And he's finding mammals that are giants.
Fossilised remains of Titanotheres from the Badlands of South Dakota and elsewhere across the Great Plains allow us to reconstruct its rapid growth spurt.
They are further complemented by specific cultural and historic monuments from the Velebit peak zone:“stone writing” in Begovača and fossilised agricultural landscape in Mirevo Bay, which are a testament to the centuries old residence of Littoral and Lika herders.
This fossilised tree sap, which we call amber, until Jurassic Park scientists came along. waited for millions of years with the mosquito inside.
The spiral geoglyph has been made following the cross section of the spiral shell of a fossilised foraminifera(nummulite), which, if you look a little carefully, can be found in the nearby scattered rocks on this beautiful rocky viewpoint(Donji vidikovac/ Lower viewpoint) with views of the summit ridge of Učka, Stražica cliff, Vela Draga canyon and Istria.
Fossilised specimens of M. acuminata have been found dating to 20 million years ago, and of plants identifiably belonging to the Magnoliaceae date to 95 million years ago.
In fact, there are bacteria found fossilised in rock layers, claimed by evolutionists to be millions of years old, which as far as one can tell are the same as bacteria living today.