Eocene

/ˈiːoʊsiːn/ noun

Definition

A geological epoch lasting from about 56 to 34 million years ago, characterized by warm climates and the rise of early mammals.

Etymology

From Greek eo- (early, dawn) plus kainos (new). Means 'early new' because it marked the early period of the modern mammalian fauna.

Kelly Says

The Eocene is when the first horses, whales, and primates appeared—it's like watching the beginning of the modern world, with the ancestors of every mammal you know today showing up in the fossil record.

Translations

AMአማርኛ
እዮሴን
ee-yo-seen
ARالعربية
ال期的
al-qit-iyyah
BNবাংলা
ইউসেন
ee-o-sen
CACatalà
Eocè
e-o-se
CSČeština
Eocén
e-o-sen
DADansk
Eocæn
e-o-sen
DEDeutsch
Eozän
e-o-tsän
ELΕλληνικά
Εοκαινός
ee-o-kay-nos
ESEspañol
eoceno
e-oh-se-noh
FAفارسی
اواکسن
e-o-k-sen
FISuomi
Eoseeni
e-o-se-e-ni
FRFrançais
Éocène
e-o-sen
GUGU
એોસીન
ae-o-seen
HAHA
Eocene
e-o-se-ne
HEעברית
אוקסן
o-k-sen
HIहिन्दी
ईओसिन
ee-oh-seen
HUMagyar
Eocén
e-o-sen
IDBahasa Indonesia
Eosen
e-o-sen
IGIG
Eocene
e-o-se-ne
ITItaliano
Eocene
e-o-se-neh
JA日本語
始新世
shi-shin-sei
KKKK
Eosen
e-o-sen
KMKM
អាយុអេសូស
a-yuh-e-soh
KO한국어
고생대
go saeng dae
MRMR
इयूसेन
ee-yoo-seen
MSBahasa Melayu
Eosen
e-o-sen
MYမြန်မာ
Eocene
e-o-sen
NLNederlands
Eoceen
e-o-se-en
NONorsk
Eosen
e-o-sen
PAPA
ਇਯੂਸੀਨ
ee-yoo-seen
PLPolski
Eocen
e-o-sen
PTPortuguês
Eoceno
e-o-se-noh
RORomână
Eocen
e-o-sen
RUРусский
Эоцен
e-o-tsen
SVSvenska
Eogen
e-o-gen
SWKiswahili
Eocene
e-o-se-ne
TAதமிழ்
இயூசீன்
i-yu-seen
TEతెలుగు
ఈయూసీన్
ee-yoo-seen
THไทย
ยุคโบราณ
yu-ek-bora-nan
TLTL
Eosen
e-o-sen
TRTürkçe
Eosen
e-o-sen
UKУкраїнська
Еоцен
ye-o-tsen
URاردو
اواکسن
e-o-k-sen
VITiếng Việt
Eocen
e-o-sen
YOYO
Eocene
e-o-se-ne
ZH中文
始新世
shǐ xīn shì
ZUZU
Eocene
e-o-se-ne

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