trilobite
trilobite
Definition
tri·lo·bite (trī′lə bīt′)
tri′·lo·bit′ic (-bit′ik) adjective
trilobite
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- yield: This is one of the youngest horizons to yield trilobites at surface exposures in Britain.
- find: We managed to find some Crinoids, Corals and Shells but unfortunately found no trilobites which are much more rare.
Adjective modifier
- fossil: This fossil trilobite from the Atlas Mountains is 7, nearly 8, centimeters long.
- Silurian: The Paleozoic Fossils of Ontario ** Ordovician and Silurian trilobites.
- giant: Giant trilobites, brachiopods and corals are common in the sea.
- controlled: See the fossil collection from Dudley Museum and have fun with the Remote Controlled Trilobite.
- large: There are lots of opportunities to examine various rocks, minerals and fossils -- and particularly two very large trilobites called Fred and Barney!
Modifies a noun
- fossil: Most trilobite fossils are only fragments of their exoskeletons.
- molecule: The researchers believe the trilobite molecule can be created by manipulating a rubidium BEC with laser pulses or external electromagnetic fields.
- eye: Over 50 trilobites and a trilobite eye are illustrated.
- fragment: Once again, these beds are quite fossiliferious, although no Trilobite fragments were found at these smaller locations.
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