Examples of using Fossilised in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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How do we become fossilised?
In 1954 fossilised Homo erectus bones were discovered by C.
Anthony Burgess writes that"AustralianEnglish may be thought of as a kind of fossilised Cockney of the Dickensian era.".
Professor Jaeger said the fossilised teeth answered some fundamental questions about the evolution of orang-utans.
Official Chinese State media has reported thearrest of a man accused of stealing dozens of fossilised dinosaur eggs.
Thousands of fossilised fish and marine saurians of up to six metres in length have already been unearthed here by palaeontologists.
Arranged marriage might not be the perfect solution to the problem of love,but it isn't a fossilised holdover from archaic times.
We can tell by looking at the fossilised bone microstructure that the animal grew rapidly to adulthood.
The modern bird is now so changed from its ancestors,that its distinctive bones will undoubtedly become fossilised markers of the time when humans reigned the planet.
(9 October 2008), Fossilised shrimp show earliest group behaviour, New Scientist, WEB retrieved October 21, 2008.
Some of the oldest evidence forlife on Earth have been found fossilised in 3.4 billion year-old sandstones in the Pilbara region.
(9 October 2008), Fossilised shrimp show earliest group behaviour, New Scientist, archived from the original on 15 October 2008, retrieved.
The Heyuan Dinosaur Museum said that more than seventeen thousand fossilised dinosaur eggs have been found in China since the first discovery in 1996.
A report based on fossilised evidence reveals that plant biodiversity in Europe and North America is changing profoundly as the world heats up.
A collection of short wiggly structures discovered inancient rocks could be the earliest fossilised traces of organisms able to move themselves, scientists say.
For example, if I find a fossilised skull of an extinct animal that has sharp teeth, I might wonder what it ate.
This is because the eruptions occurred in a shallow sea- meaning that the lava appears today as a distinctive layer of igneous rock sandwiched between layers ofsedimentary rock containing easily datable fossilised marine life.
Lucy' is a collection of fossilised bones that once made up the skeleton of a hominid from the Australopithecus afarensis species.
The study, published in the journal Geology,may resolve a long-standing mystery over the age of the fossilised algae, Bangiomorpha pubescens, which were first discovered in rocks in Arctic Canada in 1990.
Scientists have used fossilised evidence from the last 21,000 years to build up a picture of how vegetation responds to climate change.
The pieces of the latest skeleton, including wing, spine, breast and leg bones, were first discovered more than a decade ago,but the rock holding the fossilised bones was so hard that it has taken until now for researchers to prepare and study the remains.
Coal itself is the remains of fossilised plants, though structural detail of the plant fossils is rarely visible in coal.
Scientists from Cambridge, Cardiff, UCL, and York studied the remains of nine people who lived about 9,000 years ago in the late Mesolithic(6600 BC to 6450 BC) and the Mesolithic-Neolithic phases(6200 BC to 5900 BC)and found plant matter fossilised in their teeth.
Not in real life, but by studying their fossilised skeletons to reconstruct their appearance, their biology and their behaviour.
Quarrying led to the discovery of fossils, and the bay is now known as being a location for fossils from the Lower Jurassic period.[ 1][ 7][ 8][ 9] Fossils commonly found at Saltwick Bay include the Dactylioceras and Hildoceras,as well as fossilised plant remains.
A remarkable analysis of its fossilised soft tissue- conducted by Lund University in Sweden- has shown for the first time that ichthyosaurs had blubber to insulate them against the cold water.
Today- at least 66 million years later- all that is known toremain of this magnificent creature are 11 fossilised bone segments from that ancient tail, and scientists have discovered something pretty incredible embedded inside them.
The ichnites or fossilised footprints of the Manyanet Valley(within the municipality of Sarroca de Bellera) are in two areas that differ in their environments: meandering fluvial systems in one and unconfined waters in the other.
As of 2017, microfossils, or fossilised microorganisms, within hydrothermal-vent precipitates dated from 3.77 to 4.28 billion years old found in Quebec, Canadian rocks may harbor the oldest record of life on Earth, suggesting life started soon after ocean formation 4.4 billion years ago.