Amphibians and Reptiles

[yousmellchinese123]

Thanks Guys! :3
Helped me alot.

[sewforlife]

Oh yeah, I am sure Div. B was much easier. This is a pretty typical level for division C.

yeah, we had a similar station, but it was matching oviviparous and all those with the definition

[JonnyC]

Heh, that I can do. Euuuhhh, I messed up one station on the VA test, which took us down like 10 points on that test. Ended up doing really bad because we only printed out previews of each slide.

[robotman]

yea at most state the questions are usually work less because of the amount of them so just missing a few is pretty good the pictures on that test wern't the greatest though

[crabnebula143]

Has anyone actually found frog calls on a test???

Just wondering because they're soooo many of them for just a genus.


Thnx.

[rbejnood]

yeah, i got some in invitationals (booth invitationals). they were things like bull frogs though, nothing really specific that no one has heard of [i.e. the red specaled night treefrog (yes, i made that up)]

[sewforlife]

Has anyone actually found frog calls on a test???

Just wondering because they're soooo many of them for just a genus.


Thnx.

you don't have to narrow them down to a species, just try to sum up the genus how they generally sound like and u should be good to go. write all the sounds somewhere on a post-it and stick it in the field guide.
i did get one gray tree frog call in states. if you look back a couple of pages, i posted some links with a lot of calls

[purnburn]

Has anyone actually found frog calls on a test???

Just wondering because they're soooo many of them for just a genus.


Thnx.

we had bullfrogs on a regionals test state is this week so hopefully not

[yousmellchinese123]

We had a Section dedicated to frog calls.

[sewforlife]

We had a Section dedicated to frog calls.

wow! thats a lot. how many questions was it?