早期人類 的英文怎麼說

中文拼音 [zǎorénlèi]
早期人類 英文
early man
  • : Ⅰ名詞1 (早晨) morning 2 (姓氏) a surname Ⅱ副詞(很久以前) long ago; as early as; for a long ...
  • : 期名詞[書面語]1. (一周年) a full year; anniversary 2. (一整月) a full month
  • : Ⅰ名1 (許多相似或相同的事物的綜合; 種類) class; category; kind; type 2 (姓氏) a surname Ⅱ動詞...
  • 早期 : early stage; early phase; prophase (細胞分裂)
  1. But those fossils and robison's interpretations of them formed the initial groundwork for tracing early human evolution in africa.

    但是這些化石以及羅賓遜對它們所作的解釋奠定了在非洲追溯早期人類進化的初步基礎。
  2. This exceptional concentration of rock carvings from the upper palaeolithic ( 22, 00010, 000 b. c. ) is the most outstanding example of early human artistic activity in this form anywhere in the world

    科阿峽谷擁有大量屬于晚舊石器時代(約公元前22 , 000年至公元前10 , 000年)的巖石雕刻,這種如此集中表現早期人類藝術活動的樣例在全世界來說也是絕無僅有的。
  3. Shamans were the holy men of early human civilization

    巫師是早期人類文明中的聖者。
  4. The idea that people evolved eyes that make it easy for others to see where they are looking suggests just how important sociability was for early humans

    通過關注他的眼部活動來判斷他視線的觀點表明對于早期人類來說,交際是很重要的。
  5. He first searched for remains of early man in jehol, then in thailand.

    他先在熱河省,后來又在泰國尋找早期人類的化石遺存。
  6. A re - examination of anklebones from early hominids indicatestheirgait was not as stable as previous research suggested. they were knock - kneed

    美國研究員通過對原始的踝關節進行重新研究后發現,早期人類的步態並非如同此前們認為的那麼穩健。
  7. Even seemingly insignificant remains can shed interesting light on the history of early man.

    甚至看來微不足道的遺物,也能使早期人類歷史有趣地展現出來。
  8. Indeed, modern human hunter - gatherers living in these environments, who provide us with the best available model of early human subsistence patterns, often travel six to eight miles daily in search of food

    現代的狩獵?採集族群仍然生活在那些地方,為了尋找食物,他們往往一天得走上10 ~ 13公里;我們若想要建構早期人類的生存模式,他們是最佳的?本。
  9. In his new book " the singing neanderthals : the origins of music, language, mind, and body " harvard university press, 2006, mithen contends that because of their communication powers, dance and music likely became an important tool of social interaction as soon as humans could walk and talk

    在他的新書唱歌的穴居:音樂語言思想及身體的起源中,米森還提出,由於舞蹈和音樂所具有的交流的力量,在早期人類剛會行走和說話的時候,它們很可能就成為了一種社會交互作用的重要工具。
  10. Scientists believe this gave early humans who were well coordinated and rhythmic a distinct evolutionary advantage

    科學家們相信,這給予了那些協作性好的,有節奏感的早期人類一個特殊的進化優勢。
  11. A study published in a recent issue of the public library of science ' s genetics journal, suggests that, as a result, today ' s creative dancers actually share two specific genes

    館plos遺傳學上。研究顯示,作為早期人類進化的結果,現今那些富有創造性的舞蹈家事實上都擁有兩個特殊的基因。
  12. Brain size and the ability to walk upcenter efficiently are twoofthe main attributes that sete humanity from the apes. nowresearchers say learning to walk millions years ago was notwithoutits trials

    研究員指出,數百萬年前,早期人類學習直立行走的過程並不簡單,我們的一些祖先還是八字腳。
  13. The caves of the sierra de atapuerca contain a rich fossil record of the earliest human beings in europe, from nearly one million years ago and extending up to the common era

    阿塔皮爾卡山洞穴中發現了大量早期人類化石,經考證是歐洲最化石,可以追溯到100萬年以前至公元紀年這段時
  14. A tentative discussion on the age of the ancient human occupation of the nihewan basin

    試論早期人類占據河灣盆地的時代
  15. Early man was aware of the movements of celestial bodies in the heavens, especially the sun

    早期人類明白天空中物體、尤其是太陽的運動。
  16. The remains provide the first evidence of what babies of early human ancestors looked like

    這些化石第一次證明早期人類祖先的孩子長什麼樣。
  17. Millions of years ago, early men used a stick, a large piece of wood and dry leaves to make a fire

    幾百萬年以前,早期人類用木棍,一大塊木頭和干樹葉生火。
  18. The ptc nontaster mutation provides a remarkable amount of information about early human migration

    這個ptc味覺受體基因的突變,為研究早期人類遷徙提供了極為豐富的資訊。
  19. In september, scientists also announced they had found the skeleton of a 3 - million - year - old early human ancestor

    九月,科學家們宣布他們發現一個三百萬年的早期人類的古化石。
  20. Both genes are associated with a predisposition for being good social communicators. scientists believe this gave early humans who were well coordinated and rhythmic a distinct evolutionary advantage

    科學家們相信,這給予了那些協作性好的,有節奏感的早期人類一個特殊的進化優勢。
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