Phrases with «fish skeleton»

The phrase "fish skeleton" typically refers to the internal bones or structure of a fish. It can also be used metaphorically to describe the remains or leftovers of something, like when all the important or valuable parts have been taken away or consumed. Full definition

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Sentences with «fish skeleton»

The seawater temperatures derived from the composition of fish skeleton thus corresponds to the temperature of water in which the marine crocodiles also lived.» (sciencedaily.com)
There are what looks like fish skeletons in water topped off by bold red script which are more elements of Japanese art rather than the Meso - American motifs Tina said she was using. (dallasartnews.com)
And until recently, most researchers hadn't been doing the kind of careful excavation necessary for discovering fragile fish skeletons. (sciencemag.org)
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Phrases with «fish skeleton»

Sentences with «fish skeleton»

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