Sentence examples for earliest creatures from inspiring English sources

It comes out of the mud where the earliest creatures swam; it comes up and appears in our brains in the form of feelings and thoughts.

However, other researchers believe that the earliest creatures had bodies structured in a free-form way, similar, say, to slugs.

By looking at this primitive creature, we also get one tantalizing step closer to understanding what the earliest creatures on Earth looked like".

Sutton and his co-authors' analysis of their 3D model led them to discover that Drakozoon had eight deep ridges on either side of its body suggesting to them that these ridges are genetic remnants from a time when Drakozoon had a body made of repeated units, supporting the theory of some scientists that the earliest creatures were made of repeated units.

Hadrocodium is the earliest creature in which the middle ear bones have detached from the rest of the jaw, allowing them to hear clearly while chewing.

What may be the earliest creature yet discovered on the evolutionary line to birds has been unearthed in China.

A recent discovery in China which unveiled the earliest creature yet discovered on the evolutionary line to birds, also placed Archaeopteryx in less of a transitional evolutionary place.

Trilobites left traces of where they both walked and rested.The trace fossils of these early creatures evolved only as they did, over hundreds of thousands of years.

Some seven years earlier creatures known as Kaiju, the size of tower blocks and far less friendly than King Kong, slipped out of Pacific troughs due to shifting tectonic plates and began setting about states bordering the ocean.

She crawls out of the water, not unlike early creatures in evolution.

The game is divided into five distinct geological periods: the Cambrian Period and the Ordovician Period of the Paleozoic Era ("The World Before Land") from 500 million years ago to 450 million years ago, then the Carboniferous period ("Early Creatures of Land"), the Mesozoic Era ("Age of Dinosaurs"), the late Neogene period ("Ice Age"), and finally the early Quaternary period ("Early Man").