青年中文plesiosaur的意思
plesiosaur中文翻譯：
n.蛇頸龍
plesiosaurus───n.蛇頸龍（等于plesiosaur）
Plesiosauria───n.[古生]蛇頸龍目；[古生]蛇頸龍亞目
Large aquatic animal supposed to resemble a serpent or plesiosaur of loch ness in Scotland.───據說在蘇格蘭尼斯湖中的巨大象蛇或蛇頸龍的水生怪物。
Some claimed a series of vertebrae uncovered on the shores of Loch Ness were 'proof' that there was a living plesiosaur in the Loch.───一些人表示，在尼斯湖岸邊發現的一系列椎骨便是“證據”：湖內確實有活的蛇頸龍。
The fact that Mr Malick’s Leviathan is a beached plesiosaur will draw fire from anti-Darwinians.───實際上馬力克導演的海怪是一個被拖上岸的蛇頸龍，這將會招致反達爾文主義者的激烈抨擊。
Some speculate that it may be a plesiosaur that survived the rest of the dinosaur population.───一些人猜測這可能是恐龍中存活下來的蛇頸龍。
Skeptics argue that the water in the Loch is too cold for a reptile like the Plesiosaur.───懷疑者認為，尼斯湖的水太冷了不適合蛇頸龍這類的爬行動物生存。
Dubbed "the Monster, " it's thought to be a previously unknown species of plesiosaur .───授予“怪物”的稱號。這是一種我們之前沒有發現過的蛇頸龍。
Elasmosaurus was not a dinosaur. It was a plesiosaur.───依拉絲莫龍不是恐龍，它是蛇頸龍。
Artist's impression of a 45-tonne Pliosaur attacking a Plesiosaur .───45噸重上龍正在攻擊蛇頸龍的藝術圖像。
But the newfound plesiosaur is thought to have been a pliosaur, and pliosaurs were different from other plesiosaurs.
Patrick Druckenmiller, a plesiosaur expert at the University of Alaska's Museum of the North[sentence dictionary], was a member of the expedition team that found and excavated the Arctic fossil.
The short-necked plesiosaur was a voracious reptile often compared to the Tyrannosaurus rex of the oceans.
Pliosaurs were a form of plesiosaur, a group of giant aquatic reptiles that terrorised the ocean 150m years ago, around the same time that dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
"It's as big or bigger than the largest plesiosaur ever found, " Hurum said. "This absolutely looks like a new species, " he added.
Richard Forrest, a plesiosaur expert, said the discovery was fortunate because pliosaur skulls were generally found crushed flat.
Some speculate that it may be a plesiosaur that survived the rest of the dinosaur population.
Elasmosaurus was not a dinosaur. It was a plesiosaur.
Mark Evans, a plesiosaur expert at the Leicester City Museums in Britain, said he not know enough about the Norwegian find to comment on it specifically.