Examples of using Fossil record in English and their translations into Czech
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Oh, fossil records.
Th-There are fossil records.
The fossil record indicates these people had conquered disease.
We have a fossil record.
The tooth has no known antecedent in the fossil record.
The fossil record of human ancestry has a particular fascination.
Well, we know the fossil record.
If we look at the fossil record, at some point eventually you find common ancestors with chimpanzees.
Nothing like it in the fossil records.
If it was the past, our fossil records are pretty fuckin' far from complete.
There's no creature like this in the fossil records.
Although the fossil record provides an answer to the problem of missing links, it also posed a major problem.
I'm an astrobiologist.- Fossil record study?
Successful designs like jointed limbs andhard skeletons show up again and again in the fossil record.
We have an extremely good fossil record of ancient hominids.
I should point out that the wings would have been lost to the fossil record.
Over that surprisingly short distance, the fossil record shows evidence of extraordinary changes.
Computer, analyze the genetic markers and search Earth's fossil record.
Animals end up in the fossil record only as a result of catastrophes, when they are buried as, for example, around Mt.
If it was the past, then our fossil records.
There's no trace of him in the fossil record for 17 million years… and then suddenly one just pops out in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
Voyager's database contains a complete fossil record of my planet.
But looking at the fossil record, knowing what I know about this infection, you cannot say for certain it isn't what killed off the dinosaurs.
Find common ancestors with chimpanzees. If we look at the fossil record, at some point eventually you.
Graboids are subterranean worm-like predator unlike any other life form cataloged in Earth's genetic or fossil record.
Their hard exoskeletons not only ensured their abundance in the fossil record, they also tell us a lot about their owners' lives.
And this was essentially when modern humanity was born andstarts to show up in the fossil record.
If that were so we would expect to see intermediate forms not only in the fossil record but also a multitude of forms all around us in various stages of semi-development.
In palaeontology itself evolutionary ideas were proposed for a process that would leave no fossil record.
They are missing not only in the physical sense of not having been found in the fossil record, but they are also missing conceptually, since we cannot imagine how they would look if they did exist.