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crazy77
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Thank you so much for the site! I haven't actually looked at the actual stuff yet but it looks really helpful! I beginning 2 doubt if I'm going to finish my binder in time though......... Hopefully I will.
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ok i was wondering in compition when they give you dinosaurs to ID what is it? like is it a picture, model, video or what?
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Written test for half the time, then stations for the other half. (It was pretty frantic!dudeincolorado wrote:eww a written test? how did that worked out with the stations?
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most likely is a picture.dudeincolorado wrote:ok i was wondering in compition when they give you dinosaurs to ID what is it? like is it a picture, model, video or what?
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So, what is the difference between a T-rex foot print and an Allosaurus foot print?
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from what im seeing t-rex footprints have longer toes while allosauras foot prints look more blocky
anyone finding gryphaea and exogyra very similar? i cant see a difference, also i dont understand why they are bivalves the two shells are different.
anyone finding gryphaea and exogyra very similar? i cant see a difference, also i dont understand why they are bivalves the two shells are different.
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It made me sad too...dudeincolorado wrote:Oh wow that would make me sad.
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