Similar words: pleistocene, holocene epoch, histochemistry, epoch, epochal, epoch-making, anthropocentric, anthropocentrism. Meaning: n. from two million to 11 thousand years ago; extensive glaciation of the northern hemisphere; the time of human evolution.
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1. Nevertheless, researchers of the Pleistocene epoch have developed all sorts of more or less fanciful model schemes of how they would have arranged the Ice Age had they been in charge of events.
2. Since the late Pleistocene epoch, the main faults in striking NE were relatively stable except some striking NE faults.
3. Xijiang riverbed has obviously superimposed since Middle Pleistocene Epoch at latest.
4. In the early pleistocene Epoch, due to long-term weathering and denudation, the area where West Lake was located developed into a broad valley.
5. At the end of Pleistocene Epoch, Lingyang Gorge fault cut diagonally Lankewei Hill, one ruptured side was lashed and eroded by the front Xijiang River water.
6. The universal cover takes to bring with pleistocene epoch Q3 on the above loess and the valley terrace the Malan loess and lower part the brand-new world Q4 secondary loess, calls it the new loess.
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7. These aquifers were created during the Pleistocene epoch, between 12,000 and 2.5 million years ago, and lack the organic carbon that is needed for arsenic to leach into water.
8. The Pleistocene Epoch lasted from 1, 500,000 to 2, 000,000 years.
9. Evolutionary psychologists say that there are human universals which were laid down in the pleistocene epoch.
10. In this paper, ages of depositional stratums of the late pleistocene epoch in Diancangshan area about Dan city in Yunnan province are determined with ESR dating method.
11. The process of paleogeographic evolution in this area is from land of pleistocene epoch to ingression of holocene epoch(sentencedict.com), then to littoral circumstances of today.
12. A large extinct European deer of the genus Megaceros of the Pliocene Epoch and the Pleistocene Epoch, having very large palmate antlers.
13. The modern tiger is thought to have originated in northern Asia during the Pleistocene Epoch and spread southward thereafter, crossing the Himalayas only about 10,000 years ago.
14. According to the research of sporepollen and diatom fossils, the deposit formed in the dry and warm shallow water environment during later pleistocene epoch.
15. According to the animal fossils, the geological age should be the late Pleistocene Epoch.
16. Loess the age which forms according to it may divide into, forms under pleistocene epoch Q1 noon city loess and pleistocene epoch Q2 to the stone loess, is called the old loess.
17. Fourth layer caves of same level as fourth step proluvia-alluvial terrace form at least in Early Pleistocene Epoch or before then.
18. As a result, it is shown that the faults in different sections of Changle-Zhaoan fault zone have different features since late pleistocene epoch.
19. The shallow layer nature gas at the extrance of Hangzhou Gulf mainly existed in the stratums between Holocene epoch and Pleistocene epoch of the 4th Era.
20. Due to the differential neo-tectonic lift and fall at Late Pleistocene Epoch, Xijiang River changed its course for the first time in the Dry Gorge.
21. The floor of Goat Paddock Crater is covered by sediments deposited since the Pleistocene Epoch.
22. Or maybe you'll be an anthropologist who discovers exciting new fossils Pleistocene Epoch.
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