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well-preserved

[wel-pri-zurvd] / ˈwɛl prɪˈzɜrvd /


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The fossilized chambers of a phragmocone are divided by mineralized sheets, which are very distinctive and generally well-preserved, Whalen said.

From Seattle Times

Similarly, the sharp, well-preserved crater rim seen on radar might be a sign not of youth, but of slow erosion beneath Greenland’s ice, Johnson adds.

From Science Magazine

But the nearly-found wreck of the Endurance seems remarkably well-preserved, in spite of its trials.

From Scientific American

With the lucky discovery of this well-preserved ancient brain, the researchers hope to find more examples in other fossils from the Mazon Creek deposit.

From New York Times

In 2013, a routine job cleaning an anchor chain unearthed his most impressive discovery to date: the remarkably well-preserved remains of a 250-year-old naval vessel.

From BBC