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Re: Fossils
coelophysis has a thinner and longer skull and it's smaller and lighter than velociraptor. velociraptor has a small nostril. coelophysis has a longer tail. i hope you find this usefuloh joy wrote:what are the distinct differences between coelophysis and velociraptors???
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Re: Fossils
im not sure about the class but the family is definitely right (fusulinidae)TheFossilsGuy wrote:Fusulinids-
Class- Fusulinid
Family: Fusulinidae
I'm not sure but i think this is right.
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Re: Fossils
if you know anyone who speaks...im guessing latin, maybe greek, you can try to figure out where the name originates from...and the meaning.TheFossilsGuy wrote:Does anybody know what the name Platastrophia means/originated from?
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Re: Fossils
annularia and calamites are the same plant. annularia are the leaves and calamites is the bark...i dont know why they have different names...youd think they could just call the whole plant the same name, rightcookies wrote:lol i wanted to know that toole coeur brise wrote:What is the difference between calamites and annularia?

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Re: Fossils
When they discovered them, they thought that they were two different plants.
It wasnt until later that they realized that they were just different parts of the same plant.
It wasnt until later that they realized that they were just different parts of the same plant.
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Re: Fossils
Someone edited some of my fossils wiki in the geologic time era, I know I never wrote about supereons
But it still looks generally correct, what discrepancies are you seeing?

But it still looks generally correct, what discrepancies are you seeing?
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Re: Fossils
Some things like
Is it Carboniferous period, or Pennsylvanian/Mississippian period?
And some of the info like Did land animals emerge during the silurian or devonian period?
Is it Carboniferous period, or Pennsylvanian/Mississippian period?
And some of the info like Did land animals emerge during the silurian or devonian period?
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