Carboniferous in Japanese
Carboniferous in Japanese is 石炭紀 — Carboniferous means relating to a period of geological time within the Palaeozoic era, made up of the Mississippian and Pennsylvanian epochs (each divided into lower, middle and upper stages), lasting between about 345 and 280 million years ago, the era in which coal was formed.
Carboniferous in Japanese
石炭紀
Pronounced: sekitanki
(geology) the Carboniferous period
What does "Carboniferous" mean?
- adj Relating to a period of geological time within the Palaeozoic era, made up of the Mississippian and Pennsylvanian epochs (each divided into lower, middle and upper stages), lasting between about 345 and 280 million years ago, the era in which coal was formed.
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What is "Carboniferous" in Japanese?
"Carboniferous" in Japanese is 石炭紀. Carboniferous means: Relating to a period of geological time within the Palaeozoic era, made up of the Mississippian and Pennsylvanian epochs (each divided into lower, middle and upper stages), lasting between about 345 and 280 million years ago, the era in which coal was formed.
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"Carboniferous" in Japanese is 石炭紀, pronounced "sekitanki".
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