fossil record 中文意思是什麼

fossil record 解釋
化石記錄
  • fossil : adj 1 從地下發掘出來的;化石的。2 屬于舊時代的;陳腐的;不合時宜的。n 1 化石。2 〈口語〉舊事物,...
  • record : n 1 記錄;記載。2 【法律】案卷;檔案;證據,證明;訴狀;公判錄。3 履歷,經歷,閱歷。4 成績;(運...
  1. Likewise, if true science ultimately proves that the earth ' s fossil record is simply the result of noah ' s flood, as argued convincingly by many " creationist " scientists, then once again the bible agrees if one simply postulates that the destruction of the pre - adamite society was so devastating and catastrophic in nature that it completely obliterated all traces of it ( a very plausible and likely scenario in my opinion, incidentally )

    同樣地,如果科學真正地證明了地球上的化石都是來自於挪亞時代的大洪水?這是許多"創造論"科學家所信服的,那說明了在亞當之前的社會曾遭受徹底的毀滅,擦拭掉了所有生存的痕跡。
  2. But the scrappy fossil record of early primates ? mostly teeth and isolated skeletal bones ? left researchers hard put to test these hypotheses

    但是,早期靈長類的化石記錄(以牙齒和零散的骨骼居多)實在太少了,讓研究人員難以驗證這些假說。
  3. The cambrian period, about 544 million years ago, marks an important point in the history of life on earth ; it is the time when most of the major groups of animals first appear in the fossil record

    寒武紀期間,大約544百萬年前,標記每重要點在生活的歷史上在地球上;這是時候當大多主要小組動物首先出現在化石紀錄。
  4. Although the fossil record is incomplete, it still gives us a broad brush outline of what happened.

    盡管化石記錄不很完全,但仍然給我們一幅關于到底發生了什麼事情的大體輪廓。
  5. The fossil record indicates these people had conquered disease

    化石記錄顯示他們征服了疾病
  6. A fossil record

    化石的記錄
  7. The first animals in the fossil record appeared between 620 and 550 million years ago in the vendian period

    第一動物在化石紀錄出現在620和550百萬之間年前在vendian期間。
  8. For example, the fossil record shows elephants that found their way onto islands millions of years ago shrank rapidly

    例如,化石記錄顯示,數百萬年前開始到島嶼上生存的象群數量減少非常迅速。
  9. One way of trying to answer it is to look in the fossil record for evidence about what modern humanity ' s closest relatives could do

    一個解決它的途徑就是從化石記錄中尋找證據? ?現代人的近親到底能做什麼?
  10. The main bone of contention3remaining among the boffins4is which species in the fossil record is the so - called “ missing link

    約翰遜:科學家們目前主要爭論的焦點是,化石紀錄中的哪個物種才是所謂的「失去的一環」 。
  11. J : the main bone of contention3remaining among the boffins4is which species in the fossil record is the so - called “ missing link

    約翰遜:科學家們目前主要爭論的焦點是,化石紀錄中的哪個物種才是所謂的「失去的一環」 。
  12. Inspired by this success, we wondered whether fullerenes would be a reliable tracer of large impacts elsewhere in the fossil record

    海曼團隊的發現使我們靈機一動,富勒烯莫非是化石記錄上其他重大撞擊事件的可靠遺跡?
  13. Such diversity seems to have characterized the ape family from the outset : almost as soon as apes appear in the fossil record, there are lots of them

    這種歧異程度似乎一開始就是猿類的特色:在化石記錄上,猿類一出現,就形形色色。
  14. If we could document the spontaneous generation of just one complex life - form from inanimate matter, then at least a few creatures seen in the fossil record might have originated this way

    要是復雜生物可以從沒有生命的物質自然發生,我們只要提出證據,哪怕只是一件,那麼我們就可以推論,化石記錄上至少有一些生物也許就是以同樣的方式形成的。
  15. And considering the extremely imperfect nature of the fossil record, chances are that this figure significantly underrepresents the number of apes that actually existed at that time

    由於化石記錄必然是斷爛朝報,這個數字很可能根本不能反映實情。
  16. As he also correctly points out, many important changes took place in our ancestors during the whole span of four million or so years for which we have a fossil record, while relatively few have taken place recently

    他也很正確地指出來,在我們有一項化石記錄的這400萬年左右的整個時間間隔內,我們的祖先曾經經歷很多重要的改13 . 1變,而相對地說近來這種事情就沒怎麼發生了。
  17. Indeed, they often act as a linguistic fossil record, preserving objects and behaviour that have long since fallen into petrified obsolescence

    事實上,它們常常充當的是語言上的化石記錄,保存著那些很早前就已經變成僵化的過時貨的對象與行為。
  18. These two contiguous parks, extending over 275, 300 ha in the desert region on the western border of the sierra pampeanas of central argentina, contain the most complete continental fossil record known from the triassic period ( 245 - 208 million years ago )

    這兩個相鄰的公園,坐落在阿根廷中部的沙漠地區,總共佔地275 , 300公頃,保存有三疊紀( 2億4千5百萬到2億零8百萬年前)最為完整的大陸化石記錄。
  19. While orchids are the largest and most diverse plant family on earth, they have been largely absent from the fossil record, said harvard researcher santiago ramirez, whose study appears in the journal nature

    雖然蘭花是地球植物中數量最多、分支最繁的一科,但它們的化石標本幾乎找不到,哈佛大學研究員拉米雷茲說,他的研究報告已在自然期刊刊出。
  20. 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,經考證是歐洲最早的人類化石,可以追溯到100萬年以前至公元紀年這段時期。
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