fossil plants造句

• Their remains may be mistaken for fossil plants by the casual observer.
• Fossil plants are also covered by the code of nomenclature.
• With a collection of 2, 500 pieces fossil plants and animals.
• Some the earliest known fossil plants even have fossil mycorrhizae on their rhizomes.
• Its collections include 40 million to 50 million fossil plants, animals and geologic specimens.
• Paradise Fossil Plant sits close to the original site of the village of Paradise, Kentucky.
• Similar structures seen in fossil plant and invertebrate remains are often interpreted as evidence of paleoparasitism.
• This is supported by fossil plants and pollen preserved in sediments deposited when the glaciers melted.
• Palaeobotanists ( can also be spelled as Paleobotanists ) studied molecules from well-preserved fossil plants.
• The 2008 Kingston Fossil Plant coal fly ash slurry spill heavily polluted the Emory River and surrounding area.
• In 1859 he published a seminal paper describing the first fossil plant found in rocks of Devonian origin.
• The spill was exceeded in volume by the Kingston Fossil Plant coal fly ash slurry spill in 2008.
• His other interests included environmental geology and palynology, the study of living or fossil plant spores and pollen.
• That same year saw the completion of the Watts Bar Fossil Plant, TVA's first coal-fired plant.
• The fossil plants are dominated by permineralized branches of conifers and compressions of angiosperm leaves, and found within carbonate concretions.
• In the final seven years before his death, his publications included 220 illustrated plates of fossil plants from across Canada.
• At Halle, he occupied himself with paleobotanical research, and in the process amassed an impressive collection of fossil plants.
• Comparing fossil plants and leaves to modern analogs enables inferences about the climate to be made based on physiological and morphological similarities.
• Fossil plants, coal deposits and kaolinite clays show that the climate was warm and wet during deposition of the Dakota Formation.
• In Australia the Baragwanath Transform and the fossil plant Baragwanathia were named after the geologist William Baragwanath ( d . 1966 ).