Pliocene

//ˈplaɪəsiːn//

Synonyms for "pliocene" (3 found)

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Translations

17 translations across 10 languages.

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Catalan

3 entries
  • pliocè adj (of the Pliocene epoch)
  • pliocènic adj (of the Pliocene epoch)
  • Pliocè name (geology, the Pliocene epoch)

Czech

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  • pliocén name (geology, the Pliocene epoch)

Dutch

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  • plioceen name (geology, the Pliocene epoch)

Estonian

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  • pliotseen name (geology, the Pliocene epoch)

Finnish

2 entries
  • plioseenikautinen adj (of the Pliocene epoch)
  • plioseenikausi name (geology, the Pliocene epoch)

Georgian

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  • პლიოცენური adj (of the Pliocene epoch)
  • პლიოცენი name (geology, the Pliocene epoch)
  • პლიოცენური ეპოქა name (geology, the Pliocene epoch)

Greek

2 entries
  • πλειόκαινος adj (of the Pliocene epoch)
  • Πλειόκαινο name (geology, the Pliocene epoch)

Hindi

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  • अतिनूतन युग adj (of the Pliocene epoch)

Italian

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  • Pliocene name (geology, the Pliocene epoch)

Polish

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  • plioceński adj (of the Pliocene epoch)
  • pliocen name (geology, the Pliocene epoch)

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[I]n a final sentence he expressed his conviction that his opponents "did not in truth represent the thought of the twentieth century, but might rather be regarded as mental fossils dug from some early Pliocene horizon ".

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