eocene

IPA: ˈiʌsin

Root Word: Eocene

noun

  • (geology) the Eocene epoch

adjective

  • (geology) of a geologic epoch within the Paleogene period from about 56 to 34 million years ago.
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Examples of "eocene" in Sentences

  • Details life in the early Eocene.
  • It falls within the Eocene epoch.
  • A bone bed from the Eocene of Jamaica.
  • The Eocene provides the transitional forms.
  • The dolmen was built on sands from the Upper Eocene.
  • Their undisputed fossil record starts in the Eocene.
  • It is composed of lower cretaceous and eocene limestone.
  • From Late Paleocene to early Eocene there was an unconformity.
  • The adapiformes existed from the Eocene epoch to the Miocene epoch.
  • At the end of the Eocene the climate seems to have become unsuitable.

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