Übersetzung für 'dinosaur like' von Englisch nach Deutsch

dinosaur-like {adj}

dinosaurierähnlich

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dinosaur

Dinosaurier {m}

Dinosaurus {m}

Saurier {m}zool.T

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dinosaur egg

Dinosaurierei {n}geol.zool.

dinosaur claw

Dinosaurierkralle {f}geol.zool.

Dinosaurierklaue {f}geol.zool.

dinosaur teeth

Dinosaurierzähne {pl}

dinosaur quarry

Dinosauriersteinbruch {m}geol.zool.

dinosaur researcher

Dinosaurierforscher {m}jobszool.

dinosaur sculpture

Dinosaurierskulptur {f}

dinosaur skeleton

Dinosaurierskelett {n}geol.zool.

dinosaur physiology

Physiologie {f} der Dinosaurierbiol.zool.

dinosaur bone

Dinosaurierknochen {m}geol.zool.

predatory dinosaur

Raubsaurier {m}zool.

dinosaur tooth

Dinosaurierzahn {m}

duckbill dinosaur

Entenschnabeldinosaurier {m}zool.T

dinosaur fossils

Dinosaurierfossilien {pl}geol.

giant dinosaur

Riesensaurier {m}

dinosaur research

Dinosaurierforschung {f}acad.zool.

dinosaur skull

Dinosaurierschädel {m} [auch: Dinosaurier-Schädel]geol.zool.

• After a time tourist alters the course of events in the late Cretaceous, the future begins to change as "time waves" bring further consequences due to the butterfly's absence from the course of history. Dinosaur-like creatures soon run rampant, and the world becomes progressively overgrown with tropical vegetation.
• Unlike the dinosaur-like "Archaeornithes", the various types of birds assigned to the Odontognathae had short tails with a plowshare-shaped pygostyle and a well developed carina for flight muscle.
• Otherwise, they were fairly similar to living birds rather than to more dinosaur-like forms such as "Archaeopteryx" or the Enantiornithes.
• Slightly fantastic elements, like "marsh monsters" (a dinosaur-like creature) and witches, were present in the early years but were later downplayed (as was Merlin's and Morgan le Fay's use of magic), so that by 1942, the story became more realistic.
• Miyamoto had always wanted a dinosaur-like companion ever since the original "Super Mario Bros."

• The doctor prescribed a serum made from an unfertilized Elgort (huge dinosaur like creature) egg as the only cure of his Dari’s ailment.
• Sonya discovers that MTHR - the ship's control system - is creating the dinosaur-like creatures from the DNA of animals in storage as a replacement for the human crew.
• The show is most notable for its humanoid robot heroes who responded to crises by transforming into rockets to combat a wide variety of dinosaur-like space monsters, and faceless, ninja-like villains called "Lugo" men (人間モドキ "ningen-modoki" literally "mock-human") whose corpses melted into oozing blob-like slime whenever they were killed.
• They also retained a dinosaur-like joint between the lower jaw bones.
• The cover art, depicting a horseback Aquabat lassoing a dinosaur-like creature, was painted by Brandon Bird.

• Pikobis are dinosaur-like creatures that live in the swamps of Naboo.
• Do (a circus clown—except for the original Japanese version of the game, in which he is a snowman), is constantly chased by red dinosaur-like monsters called creeps, and the player loses a life if Mr.
• Arkon has been known to ride dinosaur-like reptilian mounts, some of which walk on two legs and others on four. Other reptilian mounts he uses have wings enabling them to carry him through the air.
• Tsukioka is sent to rescue Kobayashi, but they both encounter two giant dinosaur-like creatures locked in battle: Godzilla and a new quadruped monster.
• Twice in his fight with the Rangers, General Havoc piloted the dinosaur-like Metallosaurus.

• In 2015, an independent group of scientists reported that they had found a way to turn the beaks of chicken embryos back into dinosaur-like snouts, by reverse genetic engineering, and University of Chile geneticists have produced embryos with dinosaur-like leg and foot anatomy including the fibula full-length and reaching the ankle.
• Reports of entities described to be dinosaur-like in Africa caused a minor sensation in the mass media, and newspapers in Europe and North America carried many articles on the subject in the early 1910s; some took the reports at face value, while others were more skeptical.