paleontology in Greek
paleontology in Greek is παλαιοντολογία — paleontology means the study of life from prehistoric or geological times, especially through fossils.
paleontology in Greek
παλαιοντολογία
Pronounced: palaiodologia
(American spelling) The study of the forms of life existing in prehistoric or geologic times, especially as represented by fossils.
What does "paleontology" mean?
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noun The study of life from prehistoric or geological times, especially through fossils.
"She studied palaeontology at university because she loved fossils."
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paleontology in a sentence
- She studied palaeontology at university because she loved fossils.
- The museum's palaeontology department is preparing a new dinosaur skeleton for display.
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What is "paleontology" in Greek?
"paleontology" in Greek is παλαιοντολογία. paleontology means: The study of life from prehistoric or geological times, especially through fossils.
How do you pronounce παλαιοντολογία?
"paleontology" in Greek is παλαιοντολογία, pronounced "palaiodologia".
How do you use "paleontology" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied palaeontology at university because she loved fossils." In Greek, "paleontology" is παλαιοντολογία.
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