Gingerich造句怎么写

Later the same month Gingerich came across some archaic whale specimens in museums in Lucknow and Kolkata (Calcutta), India.

"That's when the tiny braincase started to make sense, because early whales have big skulls and relatively small brains," Gingerich remembers.

Thanks in large part to Philip Gingerich, the fossil record of whales now offers one of the most stunning demonstrations of Darwinian evolution rather than a refutation of it.

Gingerich believes the first cetaceans probably resembled anthracotheres, svelte hippo-like browsers that inhabited swampy lowlands in Eocene times.

Philip Gingerich had unintentionally taken up this challenge in the mid-1970s.

Walking back to camp that evening, Gingerich and his team passed a group of village children playing dice with the astragali of a goat.