Significados de geological age en inglés

Their sentences flash up on screen and seem to add up to a geological age.

It's a useful lesson in a geological age referred to by scientists as the anthropocene.

We are virtually dealing with a past geological age.

A Manwantara is a very long period of time, not unequal to a geological age.

There is little doubt now that we have entered a new geological age, believes an international scientific panel.

Anthropocene Some scientists say we're in a new geological age where humans are having an unprecedented impact on Earth.

In entering upon the Tertiaries, we reach that geological age which, next to his own, has the deepest interest for man.

In a Hampstead pub recently, the bar staff out-numbered me two to one but still took a geological age to serve me.

And if so, it may have first happened in another geological age, before the sea burst through the narrow Straits of Dover.

Human activity has ushered in a new geological age, dubbed the anthropocene, with a calamitous trio of climate change, mass extinction and worldwide pollution.

In the active superintendence of this young person, Judy Smallweed appears to attain a perfectly geological age and to date from the remotest periods.

Hitherto it has been, in these pages, a slow and even advance from one geological age to another, one level of organisation to another.

That of Australia resembles the life forms of a geological age long since past; that of the islands near tropical Asia is Asian in character.

Some 10,000 years ago, at the beginning of the Holocene geological age, there were only around five million of us on the planet.

There were geological ages that were probably younger than Mrs. Dunwiddy.

State briefly the geological ages of the earth, and the bronze and iron ages.