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Thisallochthonoustillite is no less indicative of contemporary glaciation.

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The calcarenites contain anallochthonousfauna that includes rugose corals, crinoids and brachiopods.

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However, as we are dealing withallochthonousmacrofloras, much of this small-scale variation will be lost anyway through mixing during transportation.

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The map shows the distribution ofallochthonousand autochthonous units, as well as the localities mentioned in this paper.

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The coals are not associated with palaeosols and may beallochthonous.

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Problems, practical and psychological, using stable carbon isotope ratios for discerning utilization ofallochthonousdetritus by stream fauna: a tale of two studies.

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The rounded edges, rather small size, and general lack of internal cellular structure suggest anallochthonousorigin and transport over a relatively long distance.

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This size range suggests the fossils areallochthonousplant fragments and not the remains of the local vegetation.

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Previous studies have proposed that there are two populations in the chert :allochthonouscyanobacteria and possible microalgae, and benthic non-photosynthetic bacteria.

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The evidence to date suggests that indigenous, psychrotolerant, fuel-degrading microflora have advantages overallochthonousmicro-organisms.

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If the coals were autochthonous, then their high sulphur content might have been significant, but the evidence suggests they wereallochthonous.

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The aerobic ostracod assemblages may beallochthonous.

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Ocypodid (fiddler) crabs are ideal subject organisms in which to measure the relative importance ofallochthonousand autochthonous dietary contributions.

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In limnology,allochthonoussources of carbon or nutrients come from outside the aquatic system (such as plant and soil material).

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In streams and small lakes,allochthonoussources of carbon are dominant while in large lakes and the ocean, autochthonous sources dominate.

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单词	allochthonous
释义	BETA Examples ofallochthonous Dictionary> Examples ofallochthonous allochthonousisn’t in the Cambridge Dictionary yet. You can help! Add a definition Thisallochthonoustillite is no less indicative of contemporary glaciation. From theCambridge English Corpus The calcarenites contain anallochthonousfauna that includes rugose corals, crinoids and brachiopods. From theCambridge English Corpus However, as we are dealing withallochthonousmacrofloras, much of this small-scale variation will be lost anyway through mixing during transportation. From theCambridge English Corpus The map shows the distribution ofallochthonousand autochthonous units, as well as the localities mentioned in this paper. From theCambridge English Corpus The coals are not associated with palaeosols and may beallochthonous. From theCambridge English Corpus Problems, practical and psychological, using stable carbon isotope ratios for discerning utilization ofallochthonousdetritus by stream fauna: a tale of two studies. From theCambridge English Corpus The rounded edges, rather small size, and general lack of internal cellular structure suggest anallochthonousorigin and transport over a relatively long distance. From theCambridge English Corpus This size range suggests the fossils areallochthonousplant fragments and not the remains of the local vegetation. From theCambridge English Corpus Previous studies have proposed that there are two populations in the chert :allochthonouscyanobacteria and possible microalgae, and benthic non-photosynthetic bacteria. From theCambridge English Corpus The evidence to date suggests that indigenous, psychrotolerant, fuel-degrading microflora have advantages overallochthonousmicro-organisms. From theCambridge English Corpus If the coals were autochthonous, then their high sulphur content might have been significant, but the evidence suggests they wereallochthonous. From theCambridge English Corpus The aerobic ostracod assemblages may beallochthonous. From theCambridge English Corpus Ocypodid (fiddler) crabs are ideal subject organisms in which to measure the relative importance ofallochthonousand autochthonous dietary contributions. From theCambridge English Corpus In limnology,allochthonoussources of carbon or nutrients come from outside the aquatic system (such as plant and soil material). From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. In streams and small lakes,allochthonoussources of carbon are dominant while in large lakes and the ocean, autochthonous sources dominate. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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