Sentence examples for most recent geological from inspiring English sources

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The results shed light on the climatic variability during the most recent geological period.

Additional data is provided by boreholes in Luxembourg, France, and Germany as well as the most recent geological maps of Luxembourg, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland, and France.

However, the major contributions of paleoecology to ecology are from the most recent geological interval, the Quaternary period, covering the last 2.8 million years.

Specifically, the estimate of 0.86 my for the split of Cathorops sp. and C. mapale closely match those predicted by the most recent geological evidence for the progression of the SMM (end of the early Pleistocene time ∼0.78 my).

Our study took a combined approach, using available relevant passerine fossils in combination with an interpretation of the New Zealand-Antarctica vicariance event that is in better accordance with the most recent geological evidence [ 5- 7].

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As precise dates (in millions of years) are not available for these calibration points, the dates used are the most recent dates associated with the geological time intervals from which the fossils were collected.

In studies of marine organisms that employ molecular dating, it is common practice to apply the most recent dates suggested in the geological literature to date divergence events considered to have resulted from the closure of a seaway [ 30, 60, 61].

The two most recent splitting events among the lineages coincided with recent geological events (including the intense uplift of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, QTP and the subsequent movements of the Yun-Gui Plateau, YGP) and the Pleistocene glaciations.

Geological evidence indicates that the most recent formation of this lagoon system occurred after the last marine ingression ca. 5,000 to 7,000 years ago [ 67].

Studying different fossil species of coral and ammonites obtained from sequential geological strata, he concluded that the most recent taxonomic categories could not have arisen by slow, intermediate steps, generally thought to characterize evolution, but rather by large, single transformations.

U.S. Geological Survey scientists have released the most recent earthquake hazard assessments for the country.

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