Fossils

[Dinogirl]

oh, does anyone know an easy way to tell different sedimentary rocks from one another? just wondering...

were you in rocks and min or not...sorry just wondring

[soobsession]

nopes. otherwise id be smart enough to use that knowledge

[AlexisYuki]

Yo, I'm headed to Science Olmpiad Texas State competition and I was wondering if anyone from some of the other states had any tips for Fosslis? Thank y'all!

[gneissisnice]

Just read through this whole thread, theres TONS of stuff. No reason to skip to the end and ask people to repeat stuff we've posted before.

[GGuy5]

Just read through this whole thread, theres TONS of stuff. No reason to skip to the end and ask people to repeat stuff we've posted before.

Especially read my posts , sorry

[dudeincolorado]

don't freak out... the stations go by fast... worse case scenario guess we actually guessed apple smoked beef jerky at state

[croman74]

don't freak out... the stations go by fast... worse case scenario guess we actually guessed apple smoked beef jerky at state

wow
The stations always seem to be shorter than they really should be.
And for some reason, I never like to put down a random answer. I always like to put one genus that's probably in the same phylum as the specimen. I guess little chance is better than no chance.

[packer-backer91]

I would also say another tip would to know the order of your book so that you can get to info fast if you needed, my trademarked answer if I have no idea to the answer is to say "Chuck Norris" I also have put Chuck Norris that in valve what ever subject I am in.

[croman74]

For some reason I just can't find myself wasting an answer. There's always the smallest chance when you put a decent answer down.
packerbacker, what school and/or region are you from?

[Sunshine]

According to the Audobon handbook... Graptolites and hemichordatas are closely related to fish, and they look nothing alike. Can someone explain how they're related? Thanks