trilobite
IPA: trˈɪɫʌbaɪt
noun
- An extinct arthropod of the class Trilobita, whose body had three large lobes.
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Examples of "trilobite" in Sentences
- An example would be a trilobite.
- It seems to be based on a trilobite.
- Sutures in the carapaces of trilobites.
- Manitoba is home to the giant trilobite.
- Trilobite fossils are common in the shale.
- Otherwise there's a nice gallery at Trilobite.
- The page of cephalon was merged with trilobite.
- Calymenina is a suborder of the trilobite order Phacopida.
- A list of the genera of trilobites in the family Calmoniidae.
- Olenellina are the earliest trilobites in Cambrian stratigraphy.
- Showed her own questionnaire, she didn’t recall the trilobite exercise.
- They start recording tomorrow, and need correct pronunciations for trilobite names.
- Darwin predicted that precursors to the trilobite would be found in pre-Silurian rocks.
- Oh, and as promised, here's the "trilobite pr0n" illustration that Vince Locke sent, upon which I based "A Paleozoic Dreamquest."
- The original Trilobite: The trilobite was a type of arthropod that vacuumed the ocean beds for small animals and particles about 250-560 million years ago.
- Darwin predicted that precursors to the trilobite would be found in pre-Silurian rocks … Similarly, Darwin predicted that Precambrian fossils would be found.
- A trilobite is a tri-lobed water bugessentially from the prehistoric age, one of the first life forms of it's kind, and a cornerstone of anyone's fossil collection.
- Today, I'll be starting a second piece for #45, based on an illustration by Vince Locke (I'll post the illustration tomorrow), but I think we're talking trilobite sex.
- Millstone asked Freshwater several questions about another survey, in which students apparently were shown a prehistoric fossil called a trilobite and asked to describe it.
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