Back in Pakistan in 2000, Gingerich finally saw his first whale ankle.

2000年，金格里奇重返巴基斯坦，终于看到了第一条有踝骨的鲸鱼了。

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Philip Gingerich had unintentionally taken up this challenge in the mid-1970s.

70年代中期，菲利普．金格里奇无意中接受了挑战。

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Along with the bones of prehistoric sea monsters, Gingerich has found the remains of unlucky humans.

这里不仅有史前海洋巨无霸的残骸，金格·里奇还陆续发现了不幸人类的遗体。

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According to Gingerich, the book published in 1609 was in essence the first ever to introduce physical principles into the study of astronomy.

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The exhibit displays the work of scientists like paleontologist Philip Gingerich, whose excavations in Pakistan are beginning to fill in some of the many gaps in the fossil record.

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Mr. LEONARD KRISHTALKA (Museum Director): For example, here is a discovery by Gingerich of an ancient whale, its hind leg, and here is the hind leg of the hippopotamus and the structures are very, very similar.

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