Sentence examples for discovery teeth from inspiring English sources

While removing rock from the specimen, preparators made a rare discovery: teeth and bones strewn about inside the ribcage, in the likely position of the animal's stomach.

The discovery that teeth contain a small sub-population of stem cells endowed with the capacity of differentiating into the individual cellular components required to regenerate the pulp tissue provides the scientific rationale for the field of dental pulp tissue engineering.

The discovery of tooth marks in the fibula of a Hypacrosaurus specimen inflicted by a bite from the teeth of Tyrannosaurus indicated that this, and other hadrosaurids were either preyed upon or scavenged by large theropod dinosaurs during the Late Cretaceous period.

In 2010, Hone and colleagues published a paper on their 2008 discovery of shed teeth of what they believed to be a Velociraptor near a tooth-marked jaw bone of what they believed to be a Protoceratops in the Bayan Mandahu Formation.

She and authors from China and elsewhere reported the discovery of 47 teeth in the journal Nature on Wednesday.

The discovery of the teeth – 47 found at Fuyan cave in Daoxian, in southern China – was made by a team led by Wu Liu of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing.

Discovery of 47 teeth in Chinese cave changes picture of human migration out of Africa.

The early Pleistocene site of Barranco León (Guadix-Baza Basin, SE Spain), dated to 1.4 Ma (millions of years ago), records the oldest hominin occurrence in Western Europe, as evidenced by the discovery of one tooth and thousands of Mode 1 stone tools.

Until recently, most researchers assumed that ceratopsians never made it to Europe, although the recent discovery of ceratopsian-like teeth in Sweden and a reanalysis of dinosaur teeth found in Belgium during the 19th century has sparked new debate about the issue.

The discovery of six fossil teeth may prune some branches off the human family tree.

Recent discovery of isolated chimpanzee teeth, dating to around 500,000 years ago (McBrearty and Jablonski 2005), are the first good examples linked to an African ape genus.