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How many different fossils are on the fossils list? I am estimating 200 but I might be way off.

GurtYo wrote:How many different fossils are on the fossils list? I am estimating 200 but I might be way off.

There's a hundred or so, just look at the numbering. Rocks/trace fossils don't really count as fossils, IMO.

dxu46 wrote:

GurtYo wrote:How many different fossils are on the fossils list? I am estimating 200 but I might be way off.

There's a hundred or so, just look at the numbering. Rocks/trace fossils don't really count as fossils, IMO.

PSHHH. I am so ignorant. Duh, look at the numbering. Thanks!

Do I need to know where a word (the name) comes from for division b?I saw someone asking it in the question marathon or is he/she just asking extra?

AwersomeUser wrote:Do I need to know where a word (the name) comes from for division b?I saw someone asking it in the question marathon or is he/she just asking extra?

I would include that, yes. Both the common and scientific names.

Also I am struggling to decide the right formating system...
Should it be a legnthy paragraph format...

Or a bit shorter paragraph format...

Or like this...


Please help I was trying to redo the binder in the format of the 3rd image... If I do that should I attempt to break everything down into bullet points (when I am just sepeating sentences...) like distrigushing features for the 3rd image?

And also (about) how much harder is states?

UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:

AwersomeUser wrote:Do I need to know where a word (the name) comes from for division b?I saw someone asking it in the question marathon or is he/she just asking extra?

I would include that, yes. Both the common and scientific names.

Thanks but I meant like the greek and latin roots like here: viewtopic.php?f=297&t=12382&start=90

AwersomeUser wrote:

UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:

AwersomeUser wrote:Do I need to know where a word (the name) comes from for division b?I saw someone asking it in the question marathon or is he/she just asking extra?

I would include that, yes. Both the common and scientific names.

Thanks but I meant like the greek and latin roots like here: viewtopic.php?f=297&t=12382&start=90

Well yes that's where the common and scientific names come from

AwersomeUser wrote:Also I am struggling to decide the right formating system...
Should it be a legnthy paragraph format...

Or a bit shorter paragraph format...

Or like this...


Please help I was trying to redo the binder in the format of the 3rd image... If I do that should I attempt to break everything down into bullet points (when I am just sepeating sentences...) like distrigushing features for the 3rd image?

And also (about) how much harder is states?

Whichever one you can read most easily and locate info in is best. Your decision. States is around the same as regionals for Pennsylvania, but states and regionals tournaments are generally independent so your results may vary.

i would do the bulletin points, because the stations are really fast and you need fast facts,rather than searching for it in a lengthy paragraph