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palaeo- or (before a vowel) palae- or paleo- or pale-
especially US.

combining form

old, ancient, or prehistoric
⇒ palaeography

Origin

from Greek palaios old

palaeo-

1
Chiefly British. variant of paleo-.
Also, before some vowels, palae-.
palaeo-a prefix meaning 'old', 'ancient'.
Also, paleo-, palae-, pale-. [Greek palaio-, combining form of palaios]
Usage: For spelling variation see ae1.
palaeo-
⇨ see palae-
palaeo-
/ˈpælɪəʊ/  
（〈美〉paleo-）
combining form
older or ancient, especially relating to the geological past
表示“古”, “原始”（尤指与地质史有关的）：

Palaeolithic

palaeomagnetism.

词源
from Greek palaios 'ancient'.
palaeo-
see paleo-.
palaeo- /ˌpalɪəʊ, ˌpeɪlɪəʊ/ combining form. Also *paleo-. Before a vowel also palae-, *pale-.
ORIGIN: Greek palaios: see -o-.
Ancient, old; of or belonging to ancient (esp. prehistoric) times; Anatomy of relatively ancient development phylogenetically. Freq. opp. neo-.
 DERIVATIVE palaeobathyˈmetric adjective (Geology) of, pertaining to, or depicting the palaeobathymetry of an area M20.
palaeobaˈthymetry noun (Geology) the bathymetric features of an area as they were at some period in the past M20.
palaeobioˈchemical adjective of or pertaining to palaeobiochemistry M20.
palaeobioˈchemistry noun the biochemistry of fossils and of organisms of the geological past, esp. as a means of investigating phylogeny; the investigation of the evolutionary development of biochemical processes: M20.
palaeobiogeˈographer noun an expert in or student of palaeobiogeography M20.
palaeobiogeoˈgraphic, palaeobiogeoˈgraphical adjectives of or pertaining to palaeobiogeography M20.
palaeobiogeˈography noun the branch of science that deals with the distribution of extinct plants and animals M20.
palaeobioˈlogic, palaeobioˈlogical adjectives of or pertaining to palaeobiology E20.
palaeobiˈologist noun an expert in or student of palaeobiology E20.
palaeobiˈology noun the biology of extinct plants and animals L19.
palaeocereˈbellar adjective (Anatomy) of or pertaining to the palaeocerebellum E20.
palaeocereˈbellum noun (Anatomy) a phylogenetically older portion of the cerebellum, comprising mainly the anterior lobe, pyramid, and uvula E20.
palaeoˈchemical adjective of or pertaining to palaeochemistry E20.
palaeoˈchemistry noun the chemical features of something as they were in the geological past; the branch of science that deals with such features: M19.
palaeoclimate noun the climate at a period in the geological past E20.
palaeocliˈmatic adjective of or pertaining to a palaeoclimate L19.
palaeoclimatoˈlogic adjective palaeoclimatological M20.
palaeoclimatoˈlogical adjective of or pertaining to palaeoclimatology E20.
palaeoclimatoˈlogically adverb as regards palaeoclimatology M20.
palaeoclimaˈtologist noun an expert in or student of palaeoclimatology E20.
palaeoclimaˈtology noun the branch of science that deals with palaeoclimates E20.
palaeoconˈservative, (colloq.)
palaeocon nouns (N. Amer.) a person who advocates old or traditional forms of conservatism; an extremely right-wing conservative: L20.
palaeoˈcortex noun, pl. -tices /-tɪsi:z/, Anatomy a phylogenetically older portion of the cerebral cortex, coextensive with the palaeopallium E20.
palaeoˈcortical adjective (Anatomy) of or pertaining to the palaeocortex E20.
palaeocurrent noun (Geology) a current, usu. of water, which existed at some period in the past, as inferred from the features of sedimentary rocks M20.
palaeodeˈmography noun the branch of knowledge that deals with the demographic features of past populations and cultures M20.
palaeoenvironment noun an environment at a period in the geological past M20.
palaeoenvironˈmental adjective of, pertaining to, or occurring in a palaeoenvironment M20.
palaeo-equator noun the equator as it was at a period in the geological past M20.
palaeo-equaˈtorial adjective of, pertaining to, or occurring at a palaeoequator M20.
palaeoethnoboˈtanical adjective of or pertaining to palaeoethnobotany M20.
palaeoethnoˈbotanist noun an expert in or student of palaeoethnobotany M20.
palaeoethnoˈbotany noun the branch of ethnobotany that deals with the remains of cultivated or utilized plants in archaeological contexts M20.
palaeofield noun (the strength of) the earth's magnetic field at a period in the geological past M20.
palaeogeˈographer noun an expert in or student of palaeogeography L19.
palaeogeoˈgraphic adjective of or pertaining to palaeogeography E20.
palaeogeoˈgraphical adjective palaeogeographic E19.
palaeogeoˈgraphically adverb as regards palaeogeography M20.
palaeogeˈography noun the geographical features of an area in the geological past; the branch of science that deals with the investigation of such features: L19.
palaeogeoˈlogic adjective palaeogeological M20.
palaeogeoˈlogical adjective of or pertaining to palaeogeology L19.
palaeogeˈologist noun an expert in or student of palaeogeology M20.
palaeogeˈology noun the geological features of an area in the geological past; the branch of science that deals with the investigation of such features: M20.
palaeogeomagˈnetic adjective of or pertaining to the magnetic field of the earth in the geological past M20.
palaeogeoˈmorphic adjective (Geology) of, pertaining to, or formed by buried relief features; palaeogeomorphological: M20.
palaeogeomorphoˈlogic, palaeogeomorphoˈlogical adjectives (Geology) of or pertaining to palaeogeomorphology M20.
palaeogeomorˈphologist noun (Geology) an expert in or student of palaeogeomorphology M20.
palaeogeomorˈphology noun (Geology) the geomorphology of ancient landscapes, esp. as represented today by features that are buried or newly exhumed M20.
palaeogeoˈphysical adjective of or pertaining to palaeogeophysics M20.
palaeogeoˈphysics noun the branch of science that deals with the physical characteristics of the earth at periods in the geological past M20.
palaeoˈgravity noun the strength of the earth's gravity at some time in the past L20.
palaeohyˈdrography noun the hydrographic features of an area in the geological past; the branch of science that deals with the investigation of such features: M19.
palaeohyˈdrology noun (a) the branch of science that deals with hydrologic features of past times; (b) the branch of science that deals with the use and management of water in the past: M19.
palaeoinˈtensity noun the intensity of a palaeomagnetic field M20.
palaeolatitude noun the latitude of a place at some period in the past M20.
palaeolatiˈtudinal adjective expressed in terms of palaeolatitude; involving changes in palaeolatitude: M20.
palaeolimnoˈlogical adjective of or pertaining to palaeolimnology M20.
palaeolimˈnologist noun an expert in or student of palaeolimnology M20.
palaeolimˈnology noun the conditions and processes occurring in lakes in the geological past; the branch of science that deals with the investigation of these: M20.
palaeolithoˈlogic adjective designating a map showing the lithological features of an area at some period in the past M20.
palaeometeoroˈlogical adjective of or pertaining to palaeometeorology E20.
palaeometeoˈrologist noun an expert in or student of palaeometeorology E20.
palaeometeoˈrology noun the branch of science that deals with atmospheric conditions in the geological past M19.
palaeoneuroˈlogical adjective of or pertaining to palaeoneurology M20.
palaeoneuˈrologist noun an expert in or student of palaeoneurology M20.
palaeoneuˈrology noun the branch of science that deals with the neurology of fossil animals and esp. the evolutionary development of the human nervous system E20.
palaeoˈpallial adjective (Anatomy) of or pertaining to the palaeopallium M20.
palaeoˈpallium noun, pl. -lia, Anatomy a phylogenetically older portion of the pallium of the brain, which comprises mainly the pyriform lobe E20.
palaeopedoˈlogical adjective of or pertaining to palaeopedology E20.
palaeopeˈdologist noun an expert in or student of palaeopedology M20.
palaeopeˈdology noun the features of soils in the geological past; the branch of science that deals with the investigation of these: E20.
palaeophysiˈographer noun an expert in or student of palaeophysiography L19.
palaeophysioˈgraphic adjective palaeophysiographical E20.
palaeophysioˈgraphical adjective of or pertaining to palaeophysiography L19.
palaeophysiˈography noun the physical and topographical features of the earth's surface in the geological past; the branch of science that deals with these: L19.
palaeophytoˈlogical adjective palaeobotanical L19.
palaeophyˈtologist noun a palaeobotanist M19.
palaeophyˈtology noun palaeobotany M19.
palaeoplain noun (Physical Geography) a peneplain which existed at some period in the past and became overlain by other strata, being now buried or re-exposed E20.
palaeopole noun a magnetic pole of the earth as it was situated at a period in the geological past M20.
palaeoradius noun the radius of the earth or another planet at a time in the geological past M20.
palaeosaˈlinity noun (Geology) the salinity of the environment in which a sedimentary deposit was laid down M20.
palaeoslope noun (Geology) the former or original slope of a region; the direction of such a slope: M20.
palaeosol noun a soil horizon which was formed as a soil in the geological past M20.
palaeoˈsolic adjective of or pertaining to a palaeosol M20.
palaeospecies noun (Palaeontology) a species including a group of fossils from different geological formations that make up a chronological series L19.
palaeostriˈatal adjective (Anatomy) of or pertaining to the palaeostriatum E20.
palaeostriˈatum noun, pl. -ta, Anatomy the phylogenetically older portion of the corpus striatum, consisting essentially of the globus pallidus E20.
palaeostructure noun (Geology) the structure of an area at some period in the past M20.
palaeotechnic /-ˈtɛknɪk/ adjective designating or pertaining to the stage of industrial development before the present one E20.
palaeotecˈtonic adjective (Geology) of or pertaining to tectonic features or events of previous stages in the earth's history M20.
palaeotemperature noun (Geology) (a measure of) the (average) temperature of a region etc. at some time in the past M19.
palaeoˈthalamus noun, pl. -mi /-mʌɪ, -mi:/, Anatomy the phylogenetically older portion of the thalamus, usu. taken to include its anterior and medial parts E20.
palaeotherˈmometry noun the investigation of the temperature of climates and oceans in the geological past M20.
palaeotopoˈgraphic, palaeotopoˈgraphical adjectives of or pertaining to palaeotopography M20.
palaeotopoˈgraphically adverb from the point of view of palaeotopography M20.
palaeotoˈpography noun the topography of ancient landscapes, esp. as represented today by features that are buried or newly exhumed M20.
palaeoˈtropical adjective belonging to the tropical parts of the Old World or eastern hemisphere, considered as a zoogeographical region M19.
palaeowind noun a prevailing wind that existed at some period in the geological past M20.
palaeozoogeoˈgraphic adjective of or pertaining to palaeozoogeography M20.
palaeozoogeˈography noun the branch of science that deals with the distribution of fossil animal remains M20.
palaeo-
combining form. Especially British. a variant form of paleo-.
palaeo-
— see pale-

palaeo-

Prefix

  1. Alternative spelling of paleo-
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