Fossils

[oh joy]

ok. Also, i cant find ANYTHING online about fossil acers, xept 4 sum pictures. Anywhere else i can get useful info about them? Books?

[madscientist]

any good websites for research not the wiki

[Deeisenberg]

tolweb.org
It doesn't have much, but for taxa it does have it is the definitive resource.

[LolBubbles]

wat do u do in this event, cuz i am probably going to get switched over to it.

[Sheogorath]

You study fossils, pretty simple, just read the rules and study those on the national fossil list.

[oh joy]

are the ?'s about the fossils a long time ago, or do they also ask about the living fossils too? Like, how the fossils live now...DAAAAH!!! i m speaking in oh joy language...
Ok, lets start again...
For example, acer, ginkgo...theyre all living fossils, right? will they ask questions about the live plants themselves, or only about how they lived before?
Comprendo? ...

[dudeincolorado]

haha i understand oh joy language and i think the answer is yes i mean it just would be a good fossils test with out SOMETHING that relates to present day

[Deeisenberg]

Depending on the individual event supervisor you may or may not get questions on the organism today if that taxon is not extinct. You should certainly get as much information on the fossil as possible first, however it would certainly be a good idea to compile as much information as possible on it's living counterpart as well. This of course does not apply for our taxa that are extinct.

[dudeincolorado]

hmm now that its officially winter brake im going to finish my binder, im haveing issues finding pictures for the fossils any ideas?

[Deeisenberg]

google
wikipedia
encyclopedias
fossils books
fossil websites
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