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well-preserved

[wel-pri-zurvd] / ˈwɛl prɪˈzɜrvd /


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A series of key discoveries were made, including the dinosaur leg, the embryo of a pterosaur still in its shell, a turtle pierced by a chunk of wood and the well-preserved skin of a triceratops.

From Washington Post

The team also recovered well-preserved painted sculptures and many pieces of the medieval rood screen, which once divided congregants from clergy until it was demolished under Louis XIV.

From Science Magazine

“Looking at these well-preserved sediments on Earth will tell us what the ideal case will be from Mars.”

From Science Magazine

Within that time capsule was a very well-preserved dinosaur leg from a dinosaur that scientists believe died that spring day, some 66 million years ago.

From Salon

In the talk, Mr. DePalma also showed other fossil finds including a well-preserved leg of a dinosaur, identified as a plant-eating Thescelosaurus.

From New York Times