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Meanings of paleontologist in English
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Examples for "palaeontologist"
Examples for "palaeontologist"
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It's accurate to think of them like books, palaeontologist Thomas Carr said.
2
There will not be soon one good palaeontologist who believes in immutability.
3
If he turns his attention to fossil animals, he is a palaeontologist.
4
Perhaps some future palaeontologist might think the island had once teemed with deer.
5
I suggest you annoy your friendly neighbourhood palaeontologist by asking them about it.
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It is well shaded by tall ash trees, of a species, as Mr. Janes the fossilist informed me, uncommonly valuable.
2
One purpose of it was to bring into contempt Dr. Woodward, the fossilist, a man not really or justly contemptible.
Usage of paleontologist in English
1
There will not be soon one good paleontologist who believes in immutability.
2
Rory Pickover was a paleontologist-anactual scientist, not a treasure-seekingfossil hunter.
3
Tell me something Joshua Wilkins couldn't know, but a paleontologist would.
4
The paleontologist looked puzzled but he knew by now to heed my advice.
5
Erosion to earthquakes with geologist and paleontologist Dr Hamish Campbell from GNS science.
6
Over at Dinosaur Tracking I have an interview with paleontologist extraordinaire David Hone.
7
Did Abner Perry, the lovable old inventor and paleontologist, still live?
8
But here's something every good paleontologist knows: Even the biggest die.
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As a prospective paleontologist, the committee asked her: Does evolution work by punctuated equilibrium?
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Many of them are of immense value to the paleontologist.
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First group is a paleontologist, a paleobotanist, and a mathematician.
12
Stasis existed in overwhelming abundance, as every paleontologist always knew.
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From erosion to earthquakes with geologist and paleontologist Dr Hamish Campbell from GNS Sciences.
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This distinguished paleoclimatologist began his career as an evolutionary paleontologist.
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But the little paleontologist wasn't as naïve as I feared.
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Either a million years or fifteen thousand years depending on which paleontologist you talk to.
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Paleontologist through the time
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