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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «WHALELIKE»
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WHALELIKE. JAWS,. HAS. OIL-BURNING. ENGINE. USING oil instead of
gasoline as fuel, a strange racing car, designed by George . Eyston, noted British
driver, has already attained speeds of more than 100 miles an hour. Its designer
...
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Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology
Researchers knew there were 1nter- formsthe |Ower part Oftheiranydejointl
mediate forms because they had found a representative fossil of an ancient
whalelike skull, but without a complete skeleton the rest of the story remained
speculative.
Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr,
2012
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The Cambridge Natural History: Mammalia
The skull,too, is not Whalelike ina numberofother points. Thusthe premaxillaries
take their fair sharein the outline oftheupper jaw;and, furthermore, bear the
incisor teeth. The parietalsmeet abovein a crest andare not excluded from theroof
of ...
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Biology: Concepts and Applications
Researchers knew there were intermediate forms because they had found a
representative fossil skull of an ancient whalelike animal, but without a complete
skeleton the rest of the story remained speculative. ankle bones 50 cm 50 cm
Then, ...
Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr,
2014
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Secrets of the Sixth Edition: Darwin Discredits His Own Theory
The first one is an example of macroevolution, how Darwin thought bears could
be transformed into whalelike animals: "In North America the black bear was
seen by Hearne swimming for hours with widely opened mouths, thus catching,
like a ...
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The Internet Weather: Balancing Continuous Change and ...
I observed this simulator projecting the effect of an El Niño, which is depicted as a
whalelike blob of red (warm) water swimming about the equator from Peru across
the Pacific. Following within the next few years is a cool La Niña, which starts ...
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Beasts of Eden: Walking Whales, Dawn Horses, and Other ...
Then, in 1979, Philip Gingerich, a University of Michigan researcher hunting early
mammals in Pakistan, found a 5o-million-year-old fossil with teeth resembling
those of Mesonyx, but whalelike ear bones. He named it Pakicetus ("Pakistani ...
David Rains Wallace,
2004
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The Rainbow Serpent: A Chromatic Piece
M2 introduces a new name, Lumaluma, and the being so named is given a
whalelike appearance and a saltwater habitat. But at the same time she is
identified with Jingana. And once again a left-handed bird acts decisively to help
free ...
Ira R. Buchler, Kenneth Maddock,
1978
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Shakespeare's Ocean: An Ecocritical Exploration
TheGreeks are equated withfish consumed by a warrior whose enormous
bloodlust—huge and unstoppable—renders him whalelike. The metaphor
thenshifts, and “thestrawy Greeks,”nolonger fishesbut blades of grass, “fall down
before him.
But if wegoback four million more years, to fiftytwo million years ago, weseewhat
might well bethat ancestor.It is a fossil skullfroma wolfsized creature called
Pakicetus, which isabit more whalelike than Indohyus,having simpler teethand
more ...
3 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «WHALELIKE»
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whalelike en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Letters: Today's biology textbooks fail our students by leaving out …
Science educator Randall Hedtke writes in “Secrets of the Sixth Edition,” Master Books, Green Forest, AR (2010), at page 91 that this “bear-to-whalelike” ... «The Advocate, Jul 15»
Do Dolphins Speak Whale in Their Sleep?
"I have heard sounds in the field that sound quite a bit like the [whalelike sounds]," he says. In addition, he says, dolphins make so many different sounds that it's ... «Science AAAS, Ene 12»
Fossils Don't Lie: Why Darwinism Is False
It is a fossil skull from a wolf-sized creature called Pakicetus, which is bit more whalelike than Indohyus." On the page separating these two paragraphs is a ... «Discovery Institute, Abr 09»