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How do you differentiate the trilobites(other than cryptolithus)?
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hmmm wrote:How do you differentiate the trilobites(other than cryptolithus)?
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pb5754[] wrote:
hmmm wrote:How do you differentiate the trilobites(other than cryptolithus)?
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Is anyone familiar with Division A (Elementary) Fossils? I have been asked to lead our elementary team for fossils. I cannot find anything online for Division A. I'm curious if Div. A will use the same list as B/C. Anyone ever do this event at the elementary school? It's called Fossil Find for A.
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Just find some human skeletons you "found" and quiz them on that.
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Almandine wrote:Just find some human skeletons you "found" and quiz them on that.
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mtownley wrote:Is anyone familiar with Division A (Elementary) Fossils? I have been asked to lead our elementary team for fossils. I cannot find anything online for Division A. I'm curious if Div. A will use the same list as B/C. Anyone ever do this event at the elementary school? It's called Fossil Find for A.
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I think Division A is dependent on where you live. Try to find out who organizes the tournaments in your region and ask them.
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UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:
mtownley wrote:Is anyone familiar with Division A (Elementary) Fossils? I have been asked to lead our elementary team for fossils. I cannot find anything online for Division A. I'm curious if Div. A will use the same list as B/C. Anyone ever do this event at the elementary school? It's called Fossil Find for A.
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I think Division A is dependent on where you live. Try to find out who organizes the tournaments in your region and ask them.
Roger that...thanks for the guidance!
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Hi, on the list, there are some fossils that are bolded. Is there a reason for this?
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HL21 wrote:Hi, on the list, there are some fossils that are bolded. Is there a reason for this?
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I believe that the bolded fossils mean that they weren't on the list the last time that the event was run.
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