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Ordovician

Verb / ˈɔ:ˈrʃi:n / Another word for ordovician — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Ordovician is a geological period that occurred around 485 to 443 million years ago, known for its diverse marine life and the emergence of the first fish.

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ordovician ordovicianperiod

Example sentences

  1. During the Ordovician period, many ancient marine creatures thrived in the oceans.
  2. The fossils found in the Ordovician rocks provide valuable information about the Earth's history.
  3. Scientists study the Ordovician period to learn about the evolution of life on our planet.
  4. The climate during the Ordovician period was warm and the sea levels were high.
  5. The Ordovician period is named after the Ordovices, an ancient Celtic tribe.

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  • 'The Ordovician period was a time of great change and diversification in the oceans.' - Dr. Smith
  • 'During the Ordovician era, life in the oceans exploded with diversity.' - National Geographic
  • 'The fossils from the Ordovician rocks tell us fascinating stories about ancient life.' - Paleontologist Dr. Johnson

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