Examples of using Fossilised in English and their translations into Turkish
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Fossilised, Mervyn!
They look like fossilised easter eggs.
Oh, yes. Any older and it would be black and fossilised.
Packing up fossilised Goa'uld for transport back to Earth.
But by that time, the Ottomans had become almost fossilised.
We would be stuck fossilised in the ice, like a big ice cube.
Which was correct. The whole business with the fossilised dinosaur skeletons.
Fossilised remains of sauropods have been found on every continent, including Antarctica.
The whole business with the fossilised dinosaur skeletons Which was correct.
Coal was, in essence, an immense store of fossilised sunshine.
These are fossilised bone fragments… that were gathered at the bomb site in Dallas.
She walks into Khal Drogo's funeral pyre with fossilised dragon's eggs.
Mingled among the fossilised bones of extinct mammals, he found fossilised sea shells.
But then we would switch to brushes and dental picks to uncover the delicate fossilised bone.
The fossilised remains of some of the earliest of them have been found in the rocks of these bleak Welsh hillsides.
Some stone types, such as limestone, are commonly found to contain fossilised Foraminifera.
The fossilised molar of an elephant of gigantic proportions was presented to the Paleontology Museum of the University of Athens.
Strolling along this battered cliff face, Darwin came across some gigantic fossilised bones.
Fossilised teeth of Homo sapiens dating to 125,000-80,000 BC have been discovered in Fuyan Cave in Dao County in Hunan.
We know this because hidden in a remote cave, scientists found the fossilised remains of some of those elephants.
This fossilised tree sap, which we call amber, waited for millions of years with the mosquito inside until Jurassic Park scientists came along.
However hard he looked,he could find in the rocks none of the usual signs of fossilised life.
We can assume so much about the diet of Spinosaurus because its fossilised teeth are commonly found with the remains of the giant sawfish.
Their fossilised bodies, shells and skeletons… form the limestone and chalk that now covers huge tracts… of Asia, Europe and the Americas.
With the remains of the giant sawfish. because its fossilised teeth are commonly found We can assume so much about the diet of Spinosaurus.
The fossilised remains of this particular specimen are so well preserved that remnants of skin still cover bumpy armour plates along the dinosaur's skull.
One evening picking through the bones on his dinner plate,Darwin realised that they were uncannily similar to the giant fossilised bones he would been digging out of the ground.
And more recently, we discovered that the fossilised remains of plants and animals, coal and oil, could become major sources of energy.
You wander through the fossilised town, the intact white stones of the restored facades, the petrified dustbins, the vacant chairs where concierges once sat;
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.