Definition of Pliensbachian in English:

Pliensbachian

noun pliːnzˈbɑːkɪən

Geology

A stage of the Lower Jurassic in Europe lying above the Sinemurian and below the Toarcian; the geological age during which this was deposited, from about 192 to 184 million years ago.

adjective pliːnzˈbɑːkɪən

Geology

Of or relating to the Pliensbachian.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London. From Pliensbach, the name of a locality near Boll, a village near Göppingen in Baden-Württemberg, Germany + -ian, after German Pliensbachien.

Definition of Pliensbachian in US English:

Pliensbachian

nounpliːnzˈbɑːkɪən

Geology

A stage of the Lower Jurassic in Europe lying above the Sinemurian and below the Toarcian; the geological age during which this was deposited, from about 192 to 184 million years ago.

adjectivepliːnzˈbɑːkɪən

Geology

Of or relating to the Pliensbachian.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London. From Pliensbach, the name of a locality near Boll, a village near Göppingen in Baden-Württemberg, Germany + -ian, after German Pliensbachien.

词汇	Pliensbachian
释义	Definition of Pliensbachian in English: Pliensbachian noun pliːnzˈbɑːkɪən Geology A stage of the Lower Jurassic in Europe lying above the Sinemurian and below the Toarcian; the geological age during which this was deposited, from about 192 to 184 million years ago. adjective pliːnzˈbɑːkɪən Geology Of or relating to the Pliensbachian. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London. From Pliensbach, the name of a locality near Boll, a village near Göppingen in Baden-Württemberg, Germany + -ian, after German Pliensbachien. Definition of Pliensbachian in US English: Pliensbachian nounpliːnzˈbɑːkɪən Geology A stage of the Lower Jurassic in Europe lying above the Sinemurian and below the Toarcian; the geological age during which this was deposited, from about 192 to 184 million years ago. adjectivepliːnzˈbɑːkɪən Geology Of or relating to the Pliensbachian. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London. From Pliensbach, the name of a locality near Boll, a village near Göppingen in Baden-Württemberg, Germany + -ian, after German Pliensbachien.
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