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Meanings of Glacial epoch in English
Portuguese
era glacial Catalan
període glacial Any period of time during which glaciers covered a large part of the earth's surface.
Portuguese
pleistoceno Catalan
època glacial From two million to 11 thousand years ago; extensive glaciation of the northern hemisphere; the time of human evolution.
Usage of Glacial epoch in English
1
The two succeeding stages mark the greatest snowfall of the Glacial epoch.
2
The answer is, they were stranded there at the end of the Glacial epoch.
3
The distribution of species in the Glacial epoch was far different from that of the present.
4
It is a bit of preglacial landscape, showing the condition of the entire region before the Glacial epoch.
5
I quite agree with what you say of almost certainty of Glacial epoch having destroyed the Spanish saxifrages, etc., in Ireland.
6
Did the ice fields of the Glacial epoch bear heavy surface moraines like the medial and lateral moraines of valley glaciers?
7
After writing last to you I began to think that the Malay Land might have existed through part of the Glacial epoch.
8
During the Miocene epoch the polar ice was certainly many feet thinner than it has been during, or since, the Glacial epoch.
9
The beaches which mark the successive heights of these glacial lakes are not parallel; hence the warping began before the Glacial epoch closed.
10
The great proboscidians of the Glacial epoch were about the size of modern elephants, and somewhat smaller than their ancestral species in the Pliocene.
11
In the driving southward of the vegetation by the Glacial epoch the Greenland flora would be "driven into the sea, that is, exterminated."
12
It certainly was before the Pharaohs, and perhaps before the Glacial Epoch.
13
That fellow must have lived just after the last glacial epoch.
14
Then follows the traditional account of some great cataclysm of the last glacial epoch.
15
These three invaded us after the glacial epoch; and our general flora is their result.
16
Then came the long winter of the glacial epoch-perhapsof a succession of glacial epochs.
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