palaeontologist|palaeontologists in English
noun
geologist who researches geological periods through the study of fossils
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2. The specific name honours the palaeontologist Rinchen Barsbold.
3. Australasian Palaeontologists (AAP) is a specialist group of the Geological Society of Australia for palaeontologists working in Australasia or interested in Australasian studies
4. Recent fossil finds in Africa have excited interest among palaeontologists.
5. Russia even has its own mammoth "oligarch" – palaeontologist Fedor Shidlovsky.
6. The new discovery means palaeontologists are now able to identify the worm's remarkable geological age.
7. Cycloids resemble modern fish-lice and, indeed, are thought by some palaeontologists to be just that, i.e
8. But clearly it was imperialistic palaeontologists rather than imperialist fossils that set the pattern in both cases.
9. We have our palaeontologist and I was hoping that perhaps you might be the fourth.
10. Manchester palaeontologist Phil Manning described the discovery as an insight into "the chemistry of life itself".
11. Nevertheless, even allowing for all the frailties of palaeontologists, there still remains a remarkable picture of palaeontological persistence.
12. These questions have been raised by leading palaeontologists and archaeologists in a spate of articles in newspapers and journals.
13. Dr Phil Manning, a palaeontologist at the University of Manchester, describes the find as ' gobsmackingly amazing' and also 'bloody useful'.
14. 24 These questions have been raised by leading palaeontologists and archaeologists in a spate of articles in newspapers and journals.
15. The species epithet commemorates Spanish palaeontologist Miquel Trías who collected the holotype together with Josep Antoni Alcover in July 1985.
16. Palaeontologist Richard Owen told him the fossils he had found were of extinct relatives of South American animals living today.
17. So far palaeontologists have only scratched the surface of a formation that Rauhut estimates covers at least several hundred square kilometres.
18. A vow sworn The Buccaneering Palaeontologist first suggests that you haul a priest out […] something is more important to them then …
19. The Buccaneering Palaeontologist first suggests that you haul a priest out […] something is more important to them then their work, and they want no distractions
20. If you are not a palaeontologist, you have likely never heard of a Brachiopod, and may assume it is some obscure group of little interest.
21. And James Randerson recently chaired a debate between the Cambridge palaeontologist Simon Conway-Morris and Elaine Morgan, advocate of the "aquatic ape" hypothesis, at the Bath Literature Festival.
22. "We thought Lucy was the find of the century but, in retrospect, it isn't, " palaeontologist Andrew Hill at Yale University told Science. "It's worth the wait."
23. The nearly intact skull, which has a flat face, jaw and teeth, may belong to a previously unknown species of great ape, said Salvador Moya , the chief palaeontologist on the dig.
24. Archaeopteryx is an iconic fossil, often thought of as the 'missing-link' between dinosaurs and birds.It was first described in 1861 by the German palaeontologist Hermann von Meyer (1801-1869)
25. "It was half the size of a domestic cat and probably hunted and ate whatever it could for its size, " said Nick Longrich, a palaeontologist at the University of Calgary, who led the expedition.