Examples of using Fossilised in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Fossilised, Mervyn!
They look like fossilised easter eggs.
As sure as anybody can be on the basis of a fossilised tooth.
Packing up fossilised Goa'uld for transport back to Earth.
Dr Sandra Engelsis part of a team investigating the diet of the fossilised primate from the Messel Pit.
So the fossilised remains of anomalocaris are evidence that hunting had begun in the Cambrian.
The thinking at the time was that an ancient, fossilised bone would stick to the tongue, whereas a recent bone would not.
The fossilised bones of 15 bodies from a previously unknown human species have been discovered in a cave in South Africa….
She spent eighteen months at the Imperial University,Tokyo and explored coal mines on Hokkaido for fossilised plants.
The discovery of a large fossilised claw suggests that they could grow up to two and a half metres, eight feet in length.
As Mars was once a far more watery place,it may indeed be harbouring some ancient life form- either fossilised or alive.
The researchers examined part of a fossilised dinosaur claw and identified tiny ovoid structures with an inner denser core.
With the receding of the waters, erosion sculpted the rock into an elaborate graveyard,a labyrinth of 1,500 islands of fossilised plankton.
Excavations have revealed the fossilised remains of animals trapped in these layers and preserved in extraordinary detail.
We think this particular animal must have washed into the sea from somewhere like a beach, where it sank to the sea floor,was buried and finally fossilised.".
The fossilised bones of 15 bodies from a previously unknown human species have been discovered in a cave in South Africa….
After a long time,the tree sap would get hard and become fossilised just like a dinosaur bone, preserving the mosquito inside.
And fossilised cells of some of the first life on Earth have been preserved in ancient rocks- including those associated with salts.
A second excavation in 1973 unearthed a human premolar and the fossilised remains of 40 mammalian species including macaque, pig, bear and horse.[40].
This fossilised tree sap, which we call amber waited for millions of years with the mosquito inside until Jurassic Park scientists came along.
NASA scientists areexcited over recent findings by the Mars Rover of fossilised organic compounds on the surface that indicate at some time in the past there may have been life on the red planet.
One of the many rock samples which was returned to the National History Museum in London was split open by Dr W. N. Edwards in 1928,and found to contain two fossilised leaves of Glossopteris indica.
The researchers examined part of a fossilised dinosaur claw and identified tiny structures that look ovoid and with an inner denser core.
The fossils tumbled to the valley floor 20 metres below, obscuring contextual information that could have provided clues to their age- for example,how deep the skeleton was buried, and whether any fossilised animals had been found nearby….
In 1856, a fossilised skeleton discovered in a small cave in the Neander Valley in Germany became the first hominin ever recognised by science.
If you fail to do so you will go down in history not with your self-assumed moral aura of martyrs or liberators, anti-imperialists or patriots, but as victims of your own propaganda,prisoners of fossilised ideologies, and slaves or self-created emotionalism.
In reality, these footprints consisted of 20 fossilised footprints of a 10-year-old present-day human and 27 footprints of an even younger one.
By studying fossilised particles of space dust the width of a human hair, we can gain new insights into the chemical makeup of Earth's upper atmosphere, billions of years ago.
The researchers examined published data on fossilised plants, the isotopic composition of carbon in soils and the oceans, and the boron isotopic composition of fossil shells.
It is incredible to think that by studying fossilised particles of space dust the width of a human hair, we can gain new insights into the chemical make-up of Earth's upper atmosphere billions of years ago.