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Dyeran

Dyeran proper noun: an age from 524.2 to 512 million years ago, a subdivision of the Cambrian.

Proper noun

the Dyeran

  1. An age from 524.2 to 512 million years ago, a subdivision of the Cambrian.

Questions about Dyeran

What does Dyeran mean?
Dyeran means an age from 524.2 to 512 million years ago, a subdivision of the Cambrian.
What part of speech is Dyeran?
Dyeran is a proper noun.

Words near Dyeran in the dictionary

  1. dyer's oak
  2. dyer's rocket
  3. dyer's weed
  4. dyer's woad
  5. dyer's woads
  6. Dyeran
  7. Dyerian
  8. dyeries
  9. Dyerite
  10. Dyerites
  11. Dyerma

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