Sentence examples for bones from the late from inspiring English sources

The geographic range of Kritosaurus remains in North America was expanded by the discovery of bones from the late Campanian-age Aguja Formation of Texas, including a skull.

In 1984, Argentine paleontologist José Bonaparte and colleagues named Kritosaurus australis for hadrosaur bones from the late Campanian-early Maastrichtian Los Alamitos Formation of Rio Negro, Patagonia, Argentina.

At the time of human settlement of the Americas, the California condor was widespread across North America; condor bones from the late Pleistocene have been found at the Cutler Fossil Site in southern Florida.

Though "oracle bones" exist from the late 2nd millennium bce that mention observations of lunar and solar eclipses as well as the appearance of a new star (nova), astronomical reports begin to be fairly numerous only from about 200 bce.

Charred, gnawed human bones from this late period suggest desperate times.

The first was Megalosaurus parkeri, its specific name honouring William Kitchen Parker and based on a pelvis, leg bones and vertebrae from the Late Cretaceous.

"The most complicated part is getting DNA information from bones, but the latest advances in genetic testing has helped.

3D-printed scaffolds, seeded with stem cells, are growing into bones in the latest from new media artist Amy Karle.

The earliest archeological record for burned sheep bone in Finland dated by radiocarbon is from the late Stone Age (3 679 ± 33 BP, cal 2150 1950 BC; [ 5]).

Also, the DNA in the bone was much more fragmented than that of late ice age horse bones from the same region, indicating it was older.

The dean took advice from the historian Lord Blake and an Oxford archaeology professor, Edward Hall, who said carbon dating of a sample from the late 15th century would only establish the accuracy of the bones within plus or minus 50 years.