fossil hunter

常見(jiàn)例句

An experienced fossil hunter, Li split the slab and beheld a creature unlike any he had seen.
身為一位經(jīng)驗(yàn)老到的化石獵手，李應(yīng)方小心翼翼的敲開(kāi)石板之后，便發(fā)現(xiàn)了一種以前他從未見(jiàn)過(guò)的生物骨骼化石。
A couple of days later near the same spot, fossil hunter Alemayehu Asfaw found a piece of a child's jaw with a first molar tooth.
幾天以后，在該目擊地的附近，化石獵手阿勒邁耶胡·阿斯范（Alemayehu Asfaw）有又發(fā)現(xiàn)了一片帶有第一臼齒的兒童頜骨化石。
As a fossil hunter, Shubin distinguished himself by leading an expedition to the Arctic in 2004 which uncovered the remains of a fish with a wrist, a creature with part fin, part limb.
作為一名化石搜尋者，舒賓的杰出成就是在2004年帶領(lǐng)了一次北極探險(xiǎn)。在這次探險(xiǎn)中，他們發(fā)現(xiàn)了一種半鰭半肢的動(dòng)物——一條有腕的魚(yú)化石。

Sue was found in 1990 in South Dakota by the seasoned fossil hunter Peter Larson and his then companion Susan Hendrickson (for whom Sue was named) on private land belonging to a farmer named Maurice Williams.
FORBES: Magazine Article
Today in the United States, only approved researchers may collect vertebrates on public land, but a hunter who finds a fossil on his property, or on private land where he has permission to dig, can sell it, exhibit it, export it—whatever.
NEWYORKER: Bones of Contention
At the Denver fossil show, in September, I stopped by the booth of Mike Triebold, a veteran Colorado hunter who has been working with the Society of Vertebrate Paleontologists to find a way for academics and legitimate commercial hunters to collaborate.
NEWYORKER: Bones of Contention