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danger will robinson wrote:I feel reeaaly dumb asking this, but what does sessile and motile mean? :oops:
Do they move around, or pretty much stay still. Things like oysters, mussels and barnacles are sessile as adults, while fish are motile.
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silver49 wrote:I agree that rocks and minerals is just about the best study event ever, but this year fossils will have to do. And I'm having troble finding a list of fossils did anyone have any luck?
Are you looking for this?
http://soinc.org/sites/default/files/up ... List09Rev9[12-04].pdf
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Flavorflav wrote:
danger will robinson wrote:I feel reeaaly dumb asking this, but what does sessile and motile mean? :oops:
Do they move around, or pretty much stay still. Things like oysters, mussels and barnacles are sessile as adults, while fish are motile.
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silver49 wrote:I agree that rocks and minerals is just about the best study event ever, but this year fossils will have to do. And I'm having trouble finding a list of fossils did anyone have any luck?
A agree, rocks was pretty cool. but fossils has been my obsession since I was four, so I'm really happy!!!!!!! :ugeek: :ugeek: :ugeek: :D :D :D
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Am I like the only person who actually prefers Fossils to Rocks and Minerals?
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No, I just said I LOVE it too. You are not alone.
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I personally think Rocks and Minerals was easier.
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I don't know. :? The identification is easier, but there's more information besides just IDing to do. I think they're about the same.
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Just to be sure, the whole thing that says "topics include, but not limited to" means that anything is fair game, right? Because if it is, then I hate the proctor who did this! :evil: Stupid proctor man...whole field of paleontology... *continues with untintelligable grumbling*
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Does anyone know if we are allowed to tab our field guide in fossils?
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You can do pretty much anything with your binder. Except setting it on fire or rig it so it can access the internet.
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