「fossils」の共起表現一覧(2語左で並び替え)4ページ目
該当件数 : 780件
Ancient sea life | fossils can be found within the sandstone cliffs in t |
c limestone, allows visitors to see Trilobite | fossils preserved within it. |
discovers a Coelacanth, formerly only seen in | fossils millions of years old, in a fisherman's catch |
attached gift shop stocks a wide selection of | fossils and ships all over the world. |
oney by making moonshine and selling dinosaur | fossils. |
allenges of engaging audiences with series on | fossils and plants, both collaborations with veteran |
This species is based on several leaf | fossils, all with triangular pinnate lobes cut all th |
same "species group" as several indeterminate | fossils possibly belonging to Cimolopteryx. |
pe specimen and the referral of several other | fossils by Houde and Haubold (1987) concluded that Pa |
nternal structure of a spherical shell Earth, | fossils, and erosion, amongst others. |
assell Jr. Hall of Paleontology, showing many | fossils, including an 85-foot (26 m) long Diplodocus |
uartzite containing Lower Silurian (Cambrian) | fossils. |
Later, similarly shaped | fossils were found, and (correctly) identified as tho |
Since the | fossils have never been fully described in a scientif |
Since their | fossils show no signs of a gut or other organs, chanc |
Possible neonate sized centrosaurine | fossils have been documented in the scientific litera |
ambrian genus, and is one of the small shelly | fossils. |
Coleolids are Cambrian Small shelly | fossils with an aragonite skeleton. |
Because the rocks formed so deep, | fossils are rare. |
In fact, some African | fossils originally placed in Merycopotamus, but are n |
Some older | fossils have been described from the Devonian, but pa |
The fell has also yielded some rare | fossils with unusual forms of dendroid graptolites be |
rner Janensch; unfortunately, like some other | fossils collected by German expeditions to Africa, th |
ed to explain the observations of species and | fossils, as well as other evidence. |
rian rocks, and described many new species of | fossils. |
of about 30,000 geological specimens, mainly | fossils. |
rd Lhuyd, a Welsh naturalist, speculates that | fossils form when the minute spawn of oceanic life is |
Studies of | fossils have suggested that the genus once comprised |
Studies of | fossils have shown that it once had a widespread dist |
The program involves the study of | fossils and soils of tropical forests particularly re |
Lonsdale was a geologist and his study of | fossils found in South Devon limestones informed the |
geology and the study of X rays; his study of | fossils caused him to disbelieve Darwin's theory of e |
f the Dromaeosauridae, but after studying the | fossils they now believe it was related to Allosaurus |
As such, their | fossils are found in Oklahoma and Morocco. |
Sudden Origins: | Fossils, Genes, and the Emergence of Species. |
erested in some work on supposed pre-Cambrian | fossils in South Australia which was done in co opera |
Earliest Swimming Turtle | Fossils Found -- New Species |
and is considered an overall expert on T. rex | fossils. |
gh remarked that "it's a chance to talk about | fossils, archaeopteryx" and other subjects close to h |
works by Canaletto, Rubens and Teniers), 687 | fossils, 9 cases of stuffed birds and animals, a larg |
ave produced a variety of Tertiary vertebrate | fossils ranging in age from the late Oligocene to the |
edition of their acclaimed textbook regarding | fossils and the evolution of life. |
More than 100 | fossils dating back to the Oligocene have been found |
egs of Segestriidae have more spines than the | fossils and the overall carapace shape of Segestriids |
noted for its collection of more than 130,000 | fossils. |
a includes a Collection with more than 17,000 | fossils (as of 2009), preparation laboratory and camp |
More than 20,000 | fossils have been collected in the area, including so |
ed a number of artifacts and more than 40,000 | fossils, up to 35 million years old, including 5-mill |
by Peter Galton in 1976 determined that these | fossils were actually from a prosauropod. |
elements during combustion means that fusain | fossils are usually smaller than the original organis |
He defended this conclusion, citing that the | fossils had been examined visually with the naked eye |
Its name reflects that its | fossils were first found in modern-day Kenya. |
It is a rare metamorphic rock that has | fossils; Skolithos is found throughout the formation. |
a key role in the discoveries that belemnite | fossils contained fossilised ink sacs, and that copro |
Other researchers state that taking | fossils into account leads to different conclusions, |
arwin wrote to his sister Caroline that "[the | fossils] are turning out great treasures" and of the |
orks, James Hall identified that stromatolite | fossils discovered at Petrified Sea Gardens, a site n |
d them as dinosaurian and proposed that these | fossils may have belonged to a coelurosaur. |
One explanation holds that the | fossils are of a modern human with microcephaly, whil |
nounced many immediately conjectured that the | fossils were the first true evidence of extraterrestr |
The earliest | fossils clearly assignable to Kingdom Plantae are fos |
ty of London his first memoir on the Mesozoic | fossils of his native district. |
The earliest | fossils of multicellular organisms include the contes |
paleontologist who in 1911 recovered the only | fossils of the dinosaur, Podokesaurus holyokensis. |
dimensions in a similar fashion to the Orsten | fossils. |
of the first ascent party, after the numerous | fossils that can be found on its slopes. |
The Akron | Fossils & Science Center is a museum in Copley Townsh |
These were not the first | fossils to be found in what was often called the Foss |
The new | fossils indicate that the split may have happened as |
s Zone, named after one of the characteristic | fossils. |
found throughout the world, though the first | fossils were found in Greenland. |
The Cambrian | Fossils of Chengjiang, China: The Flowering of Early |
The known | fossils specimens were found in Late Pliocene rocks i |
l by locals who have misidentified the rodent | fossils that are found in abundance there. |
ly quite similar in body structure to the few | fossils of early geckos which have been discovered. |
of Shaanxi Province in China, where the first | fossils were recovered. |
The best | fossils of leaves are found preserved in layers of se |
on the Palaeontological Value of the Devonian | Fossils (1867). |
ast of Samos," to commemorate where the first | fossils were found. |
The only | fossils recovered have been teeth, from the late Carn |
Blasensandstein Formation where the original | fossils have been found. |
human ancestor, and whether all of the known | fossils are properly attributed to the species. |
hiacodon, and Eryops, according to the latest | Fossils of Ohio book. |
Based on the partial | fossils, Tochisaurus is thought to have been a troodo |
ed that at least some of the "Medusaceratops" | fossils did not belong to Albertaceratops. |
The oldest | fossils of holozoans are animals, which date back to |
gricultural College who recovered the initial | fossils from the North Fork of the Solomon River in K |
When the first | fossils were discovered, they were mistakenly thought |
The first | fossils are recorded in North America at Logan Butte |
One of the Gamera | fossils (the prototypes from G3) is given mana and re |
d tail is unique in that it is one of the few | fossils with fossilized skin. |
The Galve | fossils are significant in including istiodactylid pt |
The earliest | fossils attributable to the Dorippoidea date from the |
built custom cabinetry to showcase the maps, | fossils, minerals and gems that were sold. |
iety declares that despite their appearances, | fossils were never part of any animals. |
all the animals inside, but preserved them as | fossils. |
Since then more | fossils have been recovered, including a well preserv |
There numerous | fossils of vertebrate and invertebrate fauna are foun |
These new | fossils, sampled from a woodland context, include the |
Tens of thousands of | fossils have been uncovered during more than 70 years |
Three dinosaur | fossils are involuntarily brought to life by the owne |
enyapotamus is known only through fragmentary | fossils, but was similar in size to C. liberiensis. |
In 1844 Emmons for the first time obtained | fossils in his Taconic system: a notable discovery be |
separated by unknown periods of time" burying | fossils. |
They referred to the | fossils as "horse collars", a name which had been use |
He participated in expeditions to collect | fossils in the geopark of Paleorrota in 1928 and 1929 |
does research and field work related to human | fossils in Eastern Africa. |
y of spiders, Segestriidae, is similar to the | fossils. |
rus was a plesiosaur similar to Elasmosaurus; | fossils consist of a single but nearly complete skele |
mudslides can be surprisingly damaging to the | fossils, especially to soft parts such as scales. |
Steno was not the first to identify | fossils as being from living organisms; his contempor |
ks, where he was the first person to identify | fossils in the Lower Devonian and Silurian Morte slat |
or its geological content, being home to many | fossils in the Barton geological beds. |
According to the | fossils, the recently born would have resembled tadpo |
itting the shale with a large knife to reveal | fossils. |
Palk to explore the caves in order to obtain | fossils and artifacts for the planned Torquay Museum, |
the use of helicopters in Alberta to collect | fossils and lift heavy dinosaur skeletons in their pl |
time was that the rocks were too old to bear | fossils and so Attenborough did not search them. |
a much broader range than they do today with | fossils found as far north as Florida. |
rboniferous (Arundian Age) High Tor Limestone | fossils identified from the lower-half fill of Heelst |
Photographs of trees and | fossils from CRDRP's website have been featured in th |
dinosaurs from the Jurassic and Triassic, and | fossils from the local area including a hippopotamus |
ish brown beds containing Trigonia clavellata | fossils . |
The genus is known only from the two holotype | fossils, a fruit body (or mushroom) and a fragment of |
The type species | fossils were originally found in the Bollock Creek ar |
Typical beach | fossils are found along the front edges. |
Sites where typical Neanderthal | fossils have been found |
luding many ultraviolet-fluorescent minerals, | fossils, dinosaur tracks, and displays about the Anas |
o be the earliest known unambiguous gaviiform | fossils. |
to splendidly preserved, uncrushed Markuelia | fossils found in Hunan province in southern China and |
be the richest cache of undisturbed dinosaur | fossils in North America. |
ascar-India, a very long time undocumented by | fossils. |
History and Curator of the University's plant | fossils collections. |
riory, keeping it by him unprinted; collected | fossils, manuscripts, and other curiosities; and was |
eresting place geologically with a variety of | fossils clearly visible. |
A variety of | fossils are found in the Glen Rose, more abundantly i |
cks called Blue Lias, where a rich variety of | fossils can be found, including the famous fossilised |
s have geological interest for the variety of | fossils. |
ensive networks of burrows, and various other | fossils, including bivalves of the families Megalodon |
In 1980s, vast dinosaur | fossils were excavated in the Dashanpu Formation, 7 k |
In any case, there are two very similar | fossils from the Nemegt Formation (Maastrichtian or p |
Peak Hill and High Peak a number of very rare | fossils of Triassic fish, reptiles and amphibians hav |
honeybee observation hive, bird viewing area, | fossils, furs and other hands-on collections. |
bony scales, and therefore remain visible in | fossils. |
andstone in what is now New South Wales, with | fossils found in shale lenses within the sandstone. |
rcinus to be identified from Washington state | fossils. |
ceramics, lithics, tools, weapons, minerals, | fossils, rocks, casts of fossils, herbaria, mounted i |
al collection of taxidermic birds, as well as | fossils, minerals and shells. |
alls, canyons, and limestone caves as well as | fossils found here. |
Evolution: What the | Fossils Say and Why It Matters by Donald R. Prothero |
e is derived from the Kuma Horizon, where the | fossils were found. |
Kris Howe, who discovered the site where the | fossils were found. |
eference to Fruita, Colorado (USA), where its | fossils were first found. |
It is named after the town where the | fossils were found. |
ard", comes from the Sonoran Desert where its | fossils were first found. |
from Yunnan and Guizhou Provinces, where the | fossils were found. |
s named after the locality in Japan where the | fossils were found. |
Tuareg name for the region of Niger where the | fossils were found. |
the binomial refers to the location where the | fossils were found, with the generic name mentioning |
in the district is the Messel Pit, where many | fossils in the oil shale of a Tertiary lake were foun |
The sedimentary facies in which these | fossils were found indicates that ambulocetids inhabi |
et refers to Qianwei, the county in which the | fossils were found. |
n and Sigillaria tree genera, for which their | fossils are contained within. |
n top calcareous clay and marl in which plant | fossils have been found (Gelinden Member). |
a rather well-worked deposit, from which both | fossils smaller than the Piksi bone pieces - the mamm |
Walker and the Maleri Formation, in which its | fossils were found. |
It was widespread, with | fossils having been found in Asia, Europe, and North |
under Roy Chapman Andrews which will discover | fossils of Indricotherium (a gigantic hornless rhinoc |
he Austin Chalk is filled with micro-organism | fossils known as coccoliths. |
k, bituminous, nodular shales with Kinseridge | fossils at the base of the Speeton Clay comes the zon |
mother, Mary Leakey, to help her with hominid | fossils she had found at Laetoli, Tanzania. |
successful and abundant genus, with multiple | fossils often often being found at a single site. |
d placoderms found throughout the world, with | fossils being found in Devonian strata. |
The same year saw | Fossils touring the UK and Bangalore. |
Brian Beveridge have spent 30 years examining | fossils from a privately-owned limestone quarry on th |
ck strata as old as 100 million years showing | fossils and a set of dinosaur tracks, and forms a new |
xtinct primate of 50 to 46 million years ago; | fossils found in Algeria; considered by some authorit |
ee slopes around the summit have yielded some | fossils: Trilobites, Trace fossils and Graptolites ar |
of British Columbia, which has yielded Pikaia | fossils. |
こんにちは ゲスト さん
ログイン |
Weblio会員(無料)になると 検索履歴を保存できる! 語彙力診断の実施回数増加! |
こんにちは ゲスト さん
ログイン |
Weblio会員(無料)になると 検索履歴を保存できる! 語彙力診断の実施回数増加! |