Young megapodes, extremely precocious at hatching, dig their way to the surface and forage for themselves.
"Many are extremely precocious and bright — doing everything early and with gusto.
An extremely precocious youngster, Hall graduated from high school in Queens at the age of 14.
Extremely precocious, Wolf learned Greek, Latin, and French as a child.
Starting in the late seventies, doctors began prescribing these drugs for children who suffered from extremely precocious puberty.
Young gallinaceous birds (except those of the hoatzin) are extremely precocious, walking and feeding within a few hours of hatching.
Tom McCarthy's much ballyhooed first novel, "Remainder," was an oddly ingenious book that read like the work of an extremely precocious philosophy student who had read a lot of Robbe-Grillet, Sartre, Camus, Philip K. Dick and Georges Perec.
She was an extremely precocious child who mastered Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and several modern languages at an early age, and her father liked to host gatherings where she could display her knowledge.
As a boy, Stephen, the eldest of their four sons, was, in his dad's words, "extremely precocious"; his parents' reminiscences make him sound lovable but very intense, with interests out of step with other boys his age.
Comparing with Europe, East Asia, especially China, is an extremely precocious modern country, though its various forms are not yet fully developed comparing with the modern western countries which have surpassed it.
Let me strongly recommend, however, that you make time to read Soraya Chemaly's provocative article entitled "Why Are So Many Boys Leaving High School Thinking Rape Is Funny?" and think about how it applies -- not just to high school and college students -- but to an extremely precocious fifth grader.
