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Entomology Test Exchange 2014

Don't forget about this: http://www.soinc.org/sites/default/file ... st2014.pdf

I'm not sure why it's up so early...

And everyone cheered because that looks so much better than Forestry! Although, it looks like they didn't proofread that document. Read the first paragraph. That or they did that for emphasis...

With forestry, we would give the genus and species on the answer sheet. For entomology, do we only need to put the order/family?

silverheart7 wrote:With forestry, we would give the genus and species on the answer sheet. For entomology, do we only need to put the order/family?

I'm guessing that they're going to ask for it specifically in the question - that is, which one, or both. Most likely both if they're asking for family, though.

It looks like the order Coleoptera is the Passeriformes of entomolgy!
If you did ornithology you know what I mean.

hexagonaria wrote:It looks like the order Coleoptera is the Passeriformes of entomolgy!
If you did ornithology you know what I mean.

This is to say that it has a lot of families, no? I didn't do Ornithology, but I definitely know what Passeriformes are.
Beetles are definitely going to suck, though.

caseyotis wrote:

hexagonaria wrote:It looks like the order Coleoptera is the Passeriformes of entomolgy!
If you did ornithology you know what I mean.

This is to say that it has a lot of families, no? I didn't do Ornithology, but I definitely know what Passeriformes are.
Beetles are definitely going to suck, though.

Yup, I agree. As J.B.S Haldane said,

“If one could conclude as to the nature of the Creator from a study of creation it would appear that God has an inordinate fondness for stars and beetles.”

hexagonaria wrote:

caseyotis wrote:

hexagonaria wrote:It looks like the order Coleoptera is the Passeriformes of entomolgy!
If you did ornithology you know what I mean.

This is to say that it has a lot of families, no? I didn't do Ornithology, but I definitely know what Passeriformes are.
Beetles are definitely going to suck, though.

Yup, I agree. As J.B.S Haldane said,

“If one could conclude as to the nature of the Creator from a study of creation it would appear that God has an inordinate fondness for stars and beetles.”

That's an awesome quote. xD

so excited does anyone know if they're maybe using pinned insects at nationals?