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Important information for Family Crocodylidae?
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Almandine wrote:Important information for Family Crocodylidae?
I just have stuff that's on the rules.
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Froggie wrote:
Almandine wrote:Important information for Family Crocodylidae?
I just have stuff that's on the rules.
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Reptilia
Clade: Eusuchia
Order: Crocodilia
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Almandine wrote:Important information for Family Crocodylidae?
Uh anything that looks important? If we simply feed you information then your notes will not be your own.
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Oof got me there

BTW I'm already done with my notes. Just looking for information I could've possibly missed.
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Does anyone have a good way to ID between spring salamanders, red salamanders and mud salamanders?
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Froggie wrote:Does anyone have a good way to ID between spring salamanders, red salamanders and mud salamanders?
Anyone?
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Froggie wrote:
Froggie wrote:Does anyone have a good way to ID between spring salamanders, red salamanders and mud salamanders?
Anyone?
Coastal ridges perhaps?
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Almandine wrote:Oof got me there

BTW I'm already done with my notes. Just looking for information I could've possibly missed.
Yea sorry if it seemed like a roast. But this I just put general info. Most importantly I emphasized the use in the clothing industries and also the main anatomical/behavioral differences between alligators and crocodiles.
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Is it generally 1 page of info per thing on the list? so maybe ~103 pages(inaccurate, was skimming the list)? And then you have your other info such as pictures etc and it adds up to 100--200 pages?
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