Sentence examples for most common fossil from inspiring English sources

Its most common fossil is that of a tongue-shaped leaf with prominent midrib and reticulate venation.

It is one of the most common fossil vertebrates found in the area, and shared its habitat with other dinosaurian megaherbivores, as well as large theropods and crocodylomorphs.

The most common fossil sauropod in the Upper Tendaguru is the diplodocid Tornieria, which is rare in the Middle Saurian Beds but common elsewhere [152].

Unfortunately, only one skeleton of a juvenile A. heterodontus contains a humerus, which makes it quite difficult to diagnostically describe and compare its morphology [7]. A. heterodontus is the only pachypleurosaur so far described from Winterswijk and is the most common fossil there [7].

The most common fossils in Cambrian rocks are trilobites, which evolved rapidly and are the principal guide fossils for biostratigraphic zonation in all but rocks below the Atdabanian Stage or those of equivalent age.

Sediment-cast calamitalean axes in growth position are one of the most common fossils in the Pennsylvanian coal measures.

Claws are the most common fossils and show clear meristic differences among Geograpsus species.

In the Lower Muschelkalk (early Anisian, Middle Triassic), eosauropterygians were already the most common fossils in the Germanic Basin.

The most common megalodon fossils are its teeth.

The parts of China where Paraceratherium lived had dry lakes and abundant sand dunes, and the most common plant fossils are leaves of the desert-adapted Palibinia.

Diplodocids (primarily Apatosaurus and Diplodocus) are both the most common sauropod fossils found in these beds and the most widespread, occurring in more localities than any other clade [143] (n.b., the macronarian Camarasaurus is the most numerous single genus of dinosaur [144]).