Examples of using Fossilized bones in English and their translations into French
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Remember, fossilized bones can't be dated.
Even today you can find fossilized bones.
Only a few fossilized bones remain of their passage on this earth.
Nearby at the quarry were also detected such teeth and fossilized bones.
Fossilized bones at the site had already been found since the 13th century.
This later discovery consisted of approximately 34 fossilized bones.
The fossilized bones date to the late Cretaceous period just prior to the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event.
Dubois went to the South Pacific island of Java andfound a variety of fossilized bones.
Since the fossilized bones and the limestone are about the same hardness, they wear away at the same rate.
Paleontologists would like to be able to determine the sex of dinosaurs from their fossilized bones.
The number of fossilized bones presented amounts to 8,000, including several complete dinosaur skeletons.
Highlights: A selective aging effect creates a powerful impression of fossilized bones in stone.
This is confirmed by fossilized bones, which are often found traces of healed wounds, in all probability, in such crashes.
This skeletal reconstruction of Ferrodraco displays the newfound fossilized bones preserved in three dimensions.
In 2016, a discovery of fossilized bones of a prehistoric, one-horned animal in the Pavlodar region of modern Kazakhstan was made.
It was at this level… I discovered cutting tools andarrowheads of quartz and the fossilized bones of carnivorous gorillas.
Ancient DNA extracted from fossilized bones(eg Neanderthals) are analyzed to extract information about the population history of Europe.
The cutting tools have transformed humanancestors in effective predators, as evidenced by the numerous cuts on the fossilized bones of their prey,”she said.
Their fossilized bones testify to the massive beasts that once ruled the earth but disappeared suddenly 65 million years ago.
As a graduate student at Harvard in 1961, Carroll's day had been filled with meetings, lectures and seminars andthere was nothing he liked more than the exacting yet peaceful chore of exposing fossilized bones.
A study of this specimen's fossilized bones showed that Sue reached full size at age 19 and died at age 28 years, the longest estimated life of any tyrannosaur known.
Artec 3D scanners have been used extensively to digitize museum collections and historical sites,from scanning Assyrian reliefs at the British Museum to 3D capturing excavation sites with fossilized bones of prehistoric animals and hominids in Kenya.
From examining fossilized bones from several individual animals, scientists have shown that Falcarius utahensis averaged 3.7 to 4 m(12 to 13 ft) in length and was just over 1.2 m(3 ft 11 in) tall.
What is played out in each work, and by a subtle correspondence between them, is the contemporary history of our world, and the fate of human bodies caught in its cogwheels; it is the existential threat of a possible and total disappearance;it is to become traces, fossilized bones, hermetic monuments of a lost humanity, reproduced on scale.
In Columbia's Cerrejon, one of the world's largest open-pit mines,researchers discovered fossilized bones of super-sized snakes and their prey, crocodiles and turtles, along with fossilized plant material from the oldest known rainforest in the Americas, which flourished at the site some 60-odd million years ago.
Dr. Jeremy Dahl identified the specimen as“fossilized bone..
In limestone, the fossilized bone is worn at the same time as the rock.
A fossilized bone was discovered near the Ohio River in Indiana in 1854.
In 2005, the team from the University of Basel found over forty fossilized bone fragments from a mammoth camel dating as far back as 150,000 years at the Hummal site in El Kowm, a new species of camelid.
Oxygen isotope ratios in fossilized bone are sometimes used to determine the temperature at which the bone was deposited, as the ratio between certain isotopes correlates with temperature.