paleontology
paleontology — noun
1. the scientific field that studies fossils — the hardened remains or traces of an
the scientific field that studies fossils — the hardened remains or traces of ancient plants and animals — to learn what living things were like in Earth's distant past and how they developed over millions of years
Daichi decided to study paleontology after visiting a dinosaur museum in Tokyo.
study + [academic subject]
Professor Lotte's paleontology lectures always fill the largest hall on campus.
paleontology as attributive noun: paleontology lectures
The paleontology team spent three summers digging for mammoth bones in Siberia.
Advances in paleontology have changed how we picture creatures like the woolly rhino.
Anjali chose a career in paleontology over medicine, shocking her parents at first.
文法句型
in paleontology
the paleontology of [region/period]
用法筆記
Paleontology is the standard American English spelling. British English uses palaeontology (with 'ae'). Both forms refer to the same science.