https://padlet.com/hotestevam/k6iiorf6odxfnjpo Emyrs - English one-to-one en-us 2020-06-30 15:10:46 UTC 2026-02-21 12:04:54 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-uploads.storage.googleapis.com/292675330/b1974f2b2fd42520742859acb7562fa5/teste_legal_now_yes.png hotestevam https://padlet.com/hotestevam/k6iiorf6odxfnjpo/wish/644079000 A team of paleontologists has __________________ what they believe was the _____________ dangerous place in the history of the Earth. It is not a crime-ridden, inner-city ____________ or a hellish war zone. It was an area of the Sahara _______________ in Morocco that 100 million years ago was a _______________ place to be. The team of fossil ________________ said an area near the Morocco-Algeria ________________ was home to a terrifying array of ferocious predators - _________________ like the beasts from Jurassic Park, but on ________________. The paleontologists have dubbed the _________ as being the "most dangerous place in the history of planet Earth". Their _____________ is based on the discovery of an _____________ of fossils found in ancient rock formations _______________ the Kem Kem group deep in the Sahara.


Professor David Martill wrote about the ___________________ of the study. He said: "This is the most _____________________ piece of work on fossil vertebrates from the Sahara in _______________ a century." He added: "This place was _______________ with absolutely enormous fish..._________________ four or even five times larger than today's....There was an enormous freshwater saw ______________...with the most fearsome of _____________. They are like barbed daggers, but beautifully ________________." Dr Nizar Ibrahim, lead author of the ______________ into the research, said it was a truly ___________________ habitat. He said it was, "a place where a human time-traveller _____________ not last very long". He said the study _______________ "a window into Africa's age of dinosaurs".]]> 2020-06-30 15:10:46 UTC https://padlet.com/hotestevam/k6iiorf6odxfnjpo/wish/644079000 hotestevam https://padlet.com/hotestevam/k6iiorf6odxfnjpo/wish/644079001 2020-06-30 15:10:46 UTC https://padlet.com/hotestevam/k6iiorf6odxfnjpo/wish/644079001 hotestevam https://padlet.com/hotestevam/k6iiorf6odxfnjpo/wish/644079002 2020-06-30 15:10:46 UTC https://padlet.com/hotestevam/k6iiorf6odxfnjpo/wish/644079002 hotestevam https://padlet.com/hotestevam/k6iiorf6odxfnjpo/wish/644079003 A team of paleontologists has ___uncovered_______________ what they believe was the _____most________ dangerous place in the history of the Earth. It is not a crime-ridden, inner-city ___ghetto_________ or a hellish war zone. It was an area of the Sahara _____desert__________ in Morocco that 100 million years ago was a __scary_____________ place to be. The team of fossil _____hunters___________ said an area near the Morocco-Algeria ___border_____________ was home to a terrifying array of ferocious predators - ____Rather_____________ like the beasts from Jurassic Park, but on ___steroids_____________. The paleontologists have dubbed the __area_______ as being the "most dangerous place in the history of planet Earth". Their ___clame__________ is based on the discovery of an ____array_________ of fossils found in ancient rock formations _____called__________ the Kem Kem group deep in the Sahara.


Professor David Martill wrote about the __significance_________________ of the study. He said: "This is the most ________comprehensive_____________ piece of work on fossil vertebrates from the Sahara in ___almost____________ a century." He added: "This place was _______filled________ with absolutely enormous fish...___probably______________ four or even five times larger than today's....There was an enormous freshwater saw __shark____________...with the most fearsome of ____teeth_________. They are like barbed daggers, but beautifully ___shiny_____________." Dr Nizar Ibrahim, lead author of the __report____________ into the research, said it was a truly __inhospitable_________________ habitat. He said it was, "a place where a human time-traveller ____would_________ not last very long". He said the study ____provides___________ "a window into Africa's age of dinosaurs".]]> 2020-06-30 15:10:46 UTC https://padlet.com/hotestevam/k6iiorf6odxfnjpo/wish/644079003