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Meanings of trilobites in English
Usage of trilobites in English
1
However, not everyone is convinced that the trilobites were really migrating in groups.
2
These simplified illustrations of prehistoric sea life did not do the trilobites justice.
3
With so much time at their disposal, the trilobites proliferated prodigiously.
4
Conceivably, the trilobites were moving to or from a breeding ground.
5
He thinks it is more likely that the trilobites dug into the seafloor.
6
During these particular migrations, the trilobites evidently met with disaster.
7
Johannes saw the faint flickerings of blind, eel-like hagfish; squat echurians; thick, blanched trilobites.
8
Instead of the rudimentary trilobites, I perceived the remains of a more perfect order.
9
But when the fishes became very numerous, the trilobites died out and passed away.
10
At last Daisy got him upon the subject of trilobites.
11
They realised that the trilobites fell into two size categories.
12
The trilobites stubbornly clung to him as he raised himself.
13
Many of the trilobites are arranged nose-to-tail in queues containing as many as 19 individuals.
14
What's more, Błażejowski and Brett think they can guess what the trilobites were up to.
15
She wants me to bring her books about trilobites.
16
With a high-pitched twitter, the trilobites scurried down Silus's torso and out through the archway.
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