diatryma मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Another interesting local Eocene inhabitant was the 7-foot tall flightless bird " Diatryma ".
2. Many scientists now consider " Diatryma " to be so similar to the other species of " Gastornis " that it should also be included in that genus.
3. More complete specimens are known from a fourth, North American species, which had previously been classified in the distinct genus " "'Diatryma " " '.
4. Local wildlife included creatures such as amblypods, carnivorans, condylarths, the 7-foot tall flightless bird " Diatryma ", three-toed horses, marsupials, multituberculates, and taeniodonts.
5. In the bonus story " It's the Easter Mongrel, Weapon Brown ", enormous Diatryma-like birds called " woodies " pursue a young Chuck, leading to his first meeting with Snoop.
6. On land the state would come to be inhabited by camels, carnivorans, creodonts, the seven foot tall flightless bird " Diatryma ", elephants, horses, primates, rodents, and " Uintatherium ".
7. The genus " Gastornis " itself contains three European species, as well as the North American species " G . giganteus ", a well-known prehistoric bird formerly classified as the distinct genus " Diatryma ".
8. It is perhaps notable that when Boris Spulski established the Odontopterygia in 1910, he did this partly because he noted some of the similarities between pseudotooth birds and waterfowl listed above . " Dasornis " was long mistaken for a diatryma ( Gastornithiformes ), now strongly suspected to be very close indeed to the Anseriformes.
9. The enigmatic " " Diatryma " cotei " is known from remains almost as old as the Paris basin footprints ( whose date never could be accurately determined ), but in North America the fossil record of unequivocal gastornithids seems to end even earlier than in Europe . ) of the tracks suggest that the track maker was " Gastornis ".
10. Apart from these, there are some indeterminate gastornithid species, including " " Diatryma " cotei " from the middle-late Eocene of France Additional, fragmentary fossils that are difficult to classify in any particular genus or species include remains found in Paleocene rocks of Walbeck, Germany, and the specimen YPM PU 13258 from early Eocene rocks of Park County, Wyoming, possibly a juvenile " G . giganteus"