But, you know, we're very hopeful that there may be other taxa that are actually hiding among all these bones.

但是，我们非常希望这里可能隐藏着其他的分类群化石。

Paleontologists have a word for these kinds of organisms: They call them Lazarus taxa.

古生学家对这类生有一个词：他们称它们 Lazarus taxa。

They ultimately accumulated 307 entries for particular combinations of taxon and site.

他们分类单元和站点的特定组合积累了 307 个条目。

What they found were perfect examples of Lazarus taxa.

他们发现的是拉撒路类群的完美例。

In consequence, many species are being described poorly in isolated publications, with no attempt to relate a new taxon to existing species and classifications.

结果，“不知名的出版里对许多种的描述都很蹩脚，没有人会努力把一个新的分类单元与现存的种和分类联系起来”。

And this this is by no means the only time that Lazarus taxa have been discovered.

而这绝不是唯一一次发现 Lazarus 类群。

Sandra says that " Now, what we're seeing is more and more and more taxa (taxa)" .

桑德拉说，“现在，我们看到的是越来越多的类群（taxa）”。

But, aside from blowing our minds by re-appearing when we least expect it, Lazarus taxa give us a fascinating lesson in the limits of what the fossil record can really tell us.

但是，除了在我们意想不到的时候重新出现让我们大吃一惊之外，拉撒路类群还给我们上了一堂有趣的课， 让我们了解化石记录真正能告诉我们的东西的局限性。

These taxa get the reputation for being well, dead because their remains suddenly disappear from the fossil record, making it look like they've vanished, even though they've stayed around, often for millions of years.

这些类群以健康、死亡而著称，因它们的遗骸突然从化石记录中消失，看起来就像已经消失了，即使它们已经存在了数百年。