geological record是什么意思_geological record的中文翻译

地质编录

geological───adj.地质的，地质学的

record───n.记录，记载；唱片；（过去的）经历，履历；纪录，最佳成绩；前科，犯罪记录；adj.创纪录的；n.（Record）（美）勒科尔（人名）；v.记录，记载；录制；发表正式声明；（仪器）标明，显示；取得（成就）

geological repository───地质处置库

geological formations───[地质]地质建造

geological process───[地质]地质作用

geological survey───地质调查；地质勘查；地质测量；地质勘测

geological fault───[地质]地质断层

geological instant───地质瞬间

geological journal───地质学报

Several other mass extinctions in the geological record have been tentatively identified with large impacts, but none is so dramatic as the Cretaceous event.───地质记录中的其他几次大规模物种灭绝也被认为影响重大，但没有哪一次像白垩纪大灭绝那样夸张。

At the end of the Cretaceous, the geological record shows that these seaways retreated from the continents back into the major ocean basins.───地质记录显示，在白垩纪末期这些航道从大陆撤退，回到主要的海洋盆地。

While there are a dozen or more mass extinctions in the geological record, the Cretaceous mass extinction has always intrigued paleontologists because it marks the end of the age of the dinosaurs.───虽然在地质记录中有十几次甚至更多的大灭绝，但白垩纪的大灭绝总是引起古生物学家的兴趣，因为它标志着恐龙时代的结束。

The succession of life in the geological record did not correspond to the acts of the six days of creation.───地质记录中的生物继替和六天创造的活动不相符合。

The geological record holds clues to understand how the current ice loss will play out.───地质数据拥有的线索会让我们了解现在的冰川流失将会如何终结。

In that case, scientists might still be able to find markers of their distinct biology in the geological record.───在这种情况下，科学家仍然可以从地质记录上找到这些截然不同的生物。

But at plenty of other points in the geological record, sea levels have been extremely volatile.───但是从许多其它的地质学纪录看来，海平面一直是极端不稳定的。

We have no geological record prior for the first billion years.───我们没有早于前10亿年的地质记录。

The geological record shows that it flips from time to time, with the south pole becoming the north, and vice versa.───地质学记录表明磁场会不时地两极颠倒，磁场南极变为北极，北极成为南极。

The geological record of the phylum is accordingly excellent.

It is a curious paradox that often the most spectacularly successful and numerous organisms are also those with a finite geological record.

How often do events of this sort, which leave no enduring geological record, happen on Earth?

The facies of a modern beach is probably seldom preserved in the geological record.