Examples of using Fossilised in English and their translations into Romanian
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He was well into the third year of the voyage when he found some fossilised trees here.
hundreds of thousands of years to be slowly fossilised, they would have rotten away.
In fact, there are bacteria found fossilised in rock layers,
Ammonites were so numerous and their shells fossilised so well,
when the mudstone is cleared away, the fossilised body is revealed in great detail,
dental picks to uncover the delicate fossilised bone.
But the exciting thing about Laetoli is that there is a whole track way of prints and they have fossilised behaviour and revealed family life in a way that is almost disturbingly familiar.
This strangely-shaped fragment of a dinosaur called Edmontosaurus was mummified before it was fossilised, so not only the bones but the skin was almost perfectly preserved,
NASA scientists are excited over recent findings by the Mars Rover of fossilised organic compounds on the surface that indicate at some time in the past there may have been life on the red planet.
part chitin, and they fossilised well all over the world,
Shells fossilise easily.
Paleontologists have found the remains of eight fossilised animals in Vjetrenica to date.
Soon other local artists were doing the same, as more such fossilised ink chambers were discovered.
This particular upright fossilised tree stump is of extreme importance because it reveals one of the things that are not visible with the others, that is the very low end of it.
Anning noted how closely the fossilised chambers resembled the ink sacs of modern squid
Fossilised specimens of M.
Fossilised cyanobacteria had been found as far back as 3.5 billion years ago.
It"s assumed that DNA is lost in fossilised material.
They look like fossilised easter eggs.
Each and every one of them is the fossilised embryo of an ancient creature.