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Meanings of fossilise remains in English

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Usage of fossilise remains in English
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Animals living in tropical areas tend to leave fewer fossilised remains behind.
BBC
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In principle, fossilised remains of the LCA might come to light any time.
BBC
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Both dates are consistent with the fossilised remains of animals recovered from the same site.
The Guardian
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Until recently, biologists could not tell the sex of any dinosaur from its fossilised remains.
The Irish Times
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Diatomite is the fossilised remains of single-celled aquatic algae.
Radio NZ
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We find in the Carboniferous period fossilised remains of five-toed amphibia, the oldest terrestrial, air-breathing vertebrates.
The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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The reconstructed skeleton and fossilised remains of a giant pterosaur have been unveiled at a museum in Brazil.
BBC
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It's anyone's guess exactly where and when humans first stumbled upon the fossilised remains of ancient giant beasts.
BBC
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On our planet, scientists have found the fossilised remains of bacteria billions of years old in similar ancient deltas.
The South African
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Instead, the continent was cloaked in thriving forests, whose fossilised remains are now buried in rocks beneath the ice.
Radio NZ
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The fossilised remains of animals and plants living in this era are well preserved and provide a wealth of knowledge.
The South African
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In remote mountain caves and sea-battered cliffs, she discovered the fossilised remains of extinct species -many new to science.
The Irish Times
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Fossilised remains of both the golden and white-tailed eagle were found at Cathole Cave on the Gower peninsula in south Wales.
The Guardian
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We find the same biserial primitive fin more or less preserved in the fossilised remains of the earliest Selachii (Fig.
The Evolution of Man
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As in the case of the Acrania, we have no fossilised remains of the class, because they have no hard and fossilisable parts.
The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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Photo: Supplied The fossilised remains, estimated to be between 27-34 million-years-old, are now held in the Waikato Museum in Hamilton.
Radio NZ