Amphibians and Reptiles

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What!!! We can't have a binder because of someone who CHEATED!!!!!! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: I hope they got disqualified!!!!!!!!!!!!And, ur rite, it doesn't make sense cuz they could easily do the same thing w/ a field guide....

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For most of my snakes, I've used the Lone Star Snakes of North America, Eastern and Central Regions guide. It is an excellent resource.

As for that "no binders" story, I would regard that just as a rumor unless we have some pretty concrete proof that it's true. It would seem to me that they just wanted to make the event more difficult this year. Ultimately, just deal with it. You have to learn the stuff better so you don't have to rely on your field guide.

I was wondering, since there are very few practice tests available on the internet, if anyone would be interested in starting a herpetology practice test swap. If enough people are interested, we could get a good supply of practice tests circulating around. If you're interested, you can PM me with your email address and I'll get a list set up. I think we need to do it via email because I can't think of any way to set up attachments on Scioly. I think this could be really helpful for everyone. I hope people like this idea!
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Sounds like an excellent idea. Especially since I have like a bank of 10 tests from this year/last year.
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adam124218 wrote:For most of my snakes, I've used the Lone Star Snakes of North America, Eastern and Central Regions guide. It is an excellent resource.

As for that "no binders" story, I would regard that just as a rumor unless we have some pretty concrete proof that it's true. It would seem to me that they just wanted to make the event more difficult this year. Ultimately, just deal with it. You have to learn the stuff better so you don't have to rely on your field guide.

I was wondering, since there are very few practice tests available on the internet, if anyone would be interested in starting a herpetology practice test swap. If enough people are interested, we could get a good supply of practice tests circulating around. If you're interested, you can PM me with your email address and I'll get a list set up. I think we need to do it via email because I can't think of any way to set up attachments on Scioly. I think this could be really helpful for everyone. I hope people like this idea!
idk, our coach told us.
sounds like a good idea, except i just have a bunch of hard copies that we just found in a box somewhere
no idea where they came from
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I don't know if someone can scan them, scichic34, but you could do that, and we can all make new tests too. That would be what I'm doing.
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do u guys have ne good tips 4 some1 who has 3 weeks 2 learn as much about this subject as possible? I know making ur own binder is much better than just using a field guide but I don't think i'm gonna have time! I had 2 do that 4 fossils and it took FOREVER ne advice is appreciated!
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1.) get id's down

your not allowed to make a binder, so take 2 field guides + put the information of one in the other and then take as many notes as possible.


The test idea sound really cool :D
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I'm in Division C (technichally my event is Herpetology) so if I understand correctly then u can have either a binder or a field guide, no? I might actually be able 2 make a binder neway do the guides have everything on the list or r they missing a few things? That may sound like a dumb question but 4 fossils the guides definetly didn't have everything so I just want 2 know
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crabnebula143 wrote:Does anyone have any good websites for genus Carphophis :?: :?:

HELP!!!! pleez???
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How do u distinguish between brook salamanders and woodland salamanders?
Plus, what does the list mean by "woodland salamanders and kin"?
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