Examples of using Fossilised in English and their translations into French
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Other proof comes in the form of the fossilised bones of the land Lystrosaurus and fossilised traces of the conifer Glossopteris- an aquatic plant reaching ten metres in height- have been found on all of the continents created by Gondwana, including Antarctica.
find dozens of fragments of fossilised trees, covered million years ago by a layer of volcanic ash.
Fossilised vision is a material that has haunted me since my work on Beirut,
I have seen fossilised creatures reducing themselves into comic dust.
This fossilised tree sap, which we call
most fossilised and least silted peat.
fine features like the Rose of the Desert with its gigantic dimensions and fossilised wood.
Rather than allowing itself to be marginalised and fossilised, the world of"classical" music needs to draw on its own heritage,
civilisation','The Royal Natural History Museum','The educational Mediterranean scrub garden','Stone garden'(open-air site with rocks and fossilised trees),'Biodiversity', and the skeleton of a fin whale.
other remains such as fresh or fossilised footprints- particularly in palaeontology a track of dinosaur footprints made in this way can be seen outside the Oxford University Museum of Natural History.
After going on to Mendoza they were returning by a different pass when they found a petrified forest of fossilised trees, crystallised in a sandstone escarpment showing him that they had been on a Pacific beach when the land sank,
have exactly the opposite fossilising effect.
which remains symbolic of how each individual may face a society fossilising over the years into a socio-political model(the collective),
The stone on the southern side is fossilised shell limestone.
Children s imaginations will run wild at this prehistoric, fossilised, rock nature park.
they drew some lessons from fossilised bones.
This provides the most complete fossilised record of a Jurassic forest in the world.
each piece of fossilised wood is different.
A fossilised cured ham dating back 2000 years was found in the Roman ruins of Tarraco Tarragona.
This marlstone contains vast quantities of fossilised invertebrates, the creatures that populated the Jurassic seas some 152 million years ago.