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Fossils B/C
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azuritemalachite
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Re: Fossils B/C
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Come to Pangea today all around the globe. Our formal dinners are to die for! All dishes served on tectonic plates.
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PM any rock or mineral question!
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Re: Fossils B/C
Correct, your turn
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azuritemalachite
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Re: Fossils B/C
Identify order:
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Come to Pangea today all around the globe. Our formal dinners are to die for! All dishes served on tectonic plates.
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Re: Fossils B/C
Correct! You should probably hide your answer.XJcwolfyX wrote:batoidea
azurite>malachite>chrysocolla
Come to Pangea today all around the globe. Our formal dinners are to die for! All dishes served on tectonic plates.
Don't be Angara that all the jokes are Gondwana.
PM any rock or mineral question!
Come to Pangea today all around the globe. Our formal dinners are to die for! All dishes served on tectonic plates.
Don't be Angara that all the jokes are Gondwana.
PM any rock or mineral question!
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XJcwolfyX
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Re: Fossils B/C
Ah, my bad, sorry...
1. What is the name of this specimen?
2. In which type of environments did this specimen live in?
3. Name one unique feature about the bones or skeleton of this specimen.
4. Large amounts of this specimen were found in what State?
1. What is the name of this specimen?
2. In which type of environments did this specimen live in?
3. Name one unique feature about the bones or skeleton of this specimen.
4. Large amounts of this specimen were found in what State?
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Kingochicken
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Re: Fossils B/C
I'm thinking...[hide]Velociraptor..?[/hide]
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Re: Fossils B/C
You can use a vertical bar (|) to split shown text (left) and hidden text (right)rockster wrote:Hmm... maybe [hide]Mosasaurs, aquadic tropical,i'm not sure about the last two, or any really..[/hide]
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