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Definition of fossil
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Fossil
(n.) A
person
whose views and
opinions
are
extremely
antiquated;
one whose
sympathies
are with a
former
time
rather
than with the
present.
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Goniatite
::
Goniatite
(n.) One of an
extinct
genus of
fossil
cephalopods,
allied
to the
Ammonites.
The
earliest
forms are found in the
Devonian
formation,
the
latest,
in the
Triassic..
Ambrite
::
Ambrite
(n.) A
fossil
resin
occurring
in large
masses
in New
Zealand.
Coprolite
::
Coprolite
(n.) A piece of
petrified
dung; a
fossil
excrement.
Typolite
::
Typolite
(n.) A stone or
fossil
which has on it
impressions
or
figures
of
plants
and
animals.
Ichthyocoprolite
::
Ichthyocoprolite
(n.)
Fossil
dung of
fishes.
Juniperite
::
"Juniperite
(n.) One of the
fossil
Coniferae,
evidently
allied
to the
juniper..
Dendrolite
::
Dendrolite
(n.) A
petrified
or
fossil
shrub,
plant,
or part of a
plant..
Lapidification
::
Lapidification
(n.) The act or
process
of
lapidifying;
fossilization;
petrifaction.
Ancestor
::
Ancestor
(n.) An
earlier
type; a
progenitor;
as, this
fossil
animal
is
regarded
as the
ancestor
of the
horse..
Fossilize
::
Fossilize
(v. i.) To
become
fossil.
Favosites
::
Favosites
(n.) A genus of
fossil
corals
abundant
in the
Silurian
and
Devonian
rocks,
having
polygonal
cells with
perforated
walls..
Nautilus
::
Nautilus
(n.) The only
existing
genus of
tetrabranchiate
cephalopods.
About four
species
are found
living
in the
tropical
Pacific,
but many other
species
are found
fossil.
The shell is
spiral,
symmetrical,
and
chambered,
or
divided
into
several
cavities
by
simple
curved
partitions,
which are
traversed
and
connected
together
by a
continuous
and
nearly
central
tube or
siphuncle.
See
Tetrabranchiata..
Encrinoidea
::
Encrinoidea
(n. pl.) That order of the
Crinoidea
which
includes
most of the
living
and many
fossil
forms,
having
jointed
arms
around
the
margin
of the oral disk; -- also
called
Brachiata
and
Articulata.
See
Illusts.
under
Comatula
and
Crinoidea..
Protohippus
::
Protohippus
(n.) A genus of
fossil
horses
from the Lower
Pliocene.
They had three toes on each foot, the
lateral
ones being
small..
Retene
::
Retene
(n.) A white
crystalline
hydrocarbon,
polymeric
with
benzene.
It is
extracted
from pine tar, and is also found in
certain
fossil
resins..
Essay
::
Essay (n.) A
composition
treating
of any
particular
subject;
--
usually
shorter
and less
methodical
than a
formal,
finished
treatise;
as, an essay on the life and
writings
of
Homer;
an essay on
fossils,
or on
commerce..
Milleporite
::
Milleporite
(n.) A
fossil
millepore.
Rockwood
::
Rockwood
(n.)
Ligniform
asbestus;
also,
fossil
wood..
Elephant
::
Elephant
(n.) A
mammal
of the order
Proboscidia,
of which two
living
species,
Elephas
Indicus
and E.
Africanus,
and
several
fossil
species,
are
known.
They have a
proboscis
or
trunk,
and two large ivory tusks
proceeding
from the
extremity
of the upper jaw, and
curving
upwards.
The molar teeth are large and have
transverse
folds.
Elephants
are the
largest
land
animals
now
existing..
Calcinable
::
Calcinable
(a.) That may be
calcined;
as, a
calcinable
fossil..
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