Definition of fossil record in English:

fossil record

noun

The record of the occurrence and evolution of living organisms through geological time as inferred from fossils.
化石记录
Example sentencesExamples
- They are absent in the fossil record between the Early Carboniferous and the Late Permian.
- The largest gap in the fossil record is thought to be the evolution from prokaryote to eukaryote cells.
- All of this splitting is to make the human fossil record conform to the fossil record of other groups.
- The early history of pterosaurs is not yet fully understood because of their poor fossil record in the Triassic period.
- Charophytes are prone to calcification and have left an abundant fossil record up to the Cretaceous, and perhaps beyond.
- Charred peat surfaces have been reported in the fossil record but are absent in the K-T peat sequences.
- This type of organism is very rarely preserved in the fossil record.
- Moreover, for this phase of metazoan evolution, the fossil record is extremely poor.
- Their handiwork expands debate over how to identify hominid species in the fossil record.
- The most direct account of our past is inferred from the fossil record.
- Thus their first occurrence in the fossil record is a metric of particular interest.
- It is commonly believed that the fossil record provides the most direct evidence for evolution.
- This bed is highly important because it records the first appearance of organisms with hard parts in the fossil record.
- Bryozoa is the only major phylum that does not have a fossil record in the Cambrian.
- Some paleontologists do study the fossil record of humans and their relatives.
- Actually the real reason there are gaps in the fossil record is because of geological changes over time.
- The Entoprocta is also a small phylum and the oldest fossil record is from the Upper Jurassic.
- The fossil record of emballonurids extends to the late Eocene or early Oligocene.
- Records of interspecies interaction have seldom been preserved in the fossil record.
- All crustaceans first appear in the fossil record in the Paleozoic Era.

单词	fossil record
释义	Definition of fossil record in English: fossil record noun The record of the occurrence and evolution of living organisms through geological time as inferred from fossils. 化石记录 Example sentencesExamples They are absent in the fossil record between the Early Carboniferous and the Late Permian. The largest gap in the fossil record is thought to be the evolution from prokaryote to eukaryote cells. All of this splitting is to make the human fossil record conform to the fossil record of other groups. The early history of pterosaurs is not yet fully understood because of their poor fossil record in the Triassic period. Charophytes are prone to calcification and have left an abundant fossil record up to the Cretaceous, and perhaps beyond. Charred peat surfaces have been reported in the fossil record but are absent in the K-T peat sequences. This type of organism is very rarely preserved in the fossil record. Moreover, for this phase of metazoan evolution, the fossil record is extremely poor. Their handiwork expands debate over how to identify hominid species in the fossil record. The most direct account of our past is inferred from the fossil record. Thus their first occurrence in the fossil record is a metric of particular interest. It is commonly believed that the fossil record provides the most direct evidence for evolution. This bed is highly important because it records the first appearance of organisms with hard parts in the fossil record. Bryozoa is the only major phylum that does not have a fossil record in the Cambrian. Some paleontologists do study the fossil record of humans and their relatives. Actually the real reason there are gaps in the fossil record is because of geological changes over time. The Entoprocta is also a small phylum and the oldest fossil record is from the Upper Jurassic. The fossil record of emballonurids extends to the late Eocene or early Oligocene. Records of interspecies interaction have seldom been preserved in the fossil record. All crustaceans first appear in the fossil record in the Paleozoic Era.
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