Herpetology B/C

[cbrant554]

So I've heard conflicting information on this: Can you remove pages from your binder during competition? Or do all the pages need to remain in the rings at all times?

Thanks

Rules say it can be removed

The only reason you would really want to do this is to remove pages you don't want in your binder say you have 2 pages of something you could probably remove it

[ScottMaurer19]

So I've heard conflicting information on this: Can you remove pages from your binder during competition? Or do all the pages need to remain in the rings at all times?

Thanks

Rules say it can be removed

The only reason you would really want to do this is to remove pages you don't want in your binder say you have 2 pages of something you could probably remove it

Or you have a partner finish a previous station while you use the binder for the next one

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You wouldn't be able to see the questions while you're at the next station though? Or am I being dumb?

[ScottMaurer19]

You wouldn't be able to see the questions while you're at the next station though? Or am I being dumb?

you won't but if you remember the questions/write them down

[cbrant554]

You wouldn't be able to see the questions while you're at the next station though? Or am I being dumb?

you won't but if you remember the questions/write them down

Or like it was at my state competition where the stations were close enough to the point you could see the one in front and behind you. But that probably wont happen at nationals

[cbrant554]

How many stations do you guys think the test will be? I'd say 20-25 about 2 min stations.

[Almandine]

That seems to be the trend that I've seen. I've taken two herpetology tests that were station based, but that seems highly improbable at nationals.

[windu34]

That seems to be the trend that I've seen. I've taken two herpetology tests that were station based, but that seems highly improbable at nationals.

Not quite sure what would make you think stations is improbably for an ID event. ID events at nationals (and any good competition) are almost always physical stations (sometimes powerpoint, but usually not if it can be helped).

[ScottMaurer19]

That seems to be the trend that I've seen. I've taken two herpetology tests that were station based, but that seems highly improbable at nationals.

Not quite sure what would make you think stations is improbably for an ID event. ID events at nationals (and any good competition) are almost always physical stations (sometimes powerpoint, but usually not if it can be helped).

Might be a combination depending on how/if they incorporate sounds into it.

[axolotl]

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