I get two years without them. Beat that.
Speaking of which, maniraptorans for the win!
Fossils B/C
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ouch.paleonaps95 wrote:I get two years without them. Beat that.
Speaking of which, maniraptorans for the win!
true, they do in fact win.
2010: 5th in NYS
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2012: 3rd in NYS
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WIN!!!
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if you say so, paleo.
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okay, it's starting to get out of hand.
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No, now it is...
I'll stop now.
I'll stop now.
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we get the picture.
now: a fossils question (i know, pretty odd on a fossils forum).
what is usually the ratio of pleural lobe to axial lobe for trilobites?
now: a fossils question (i know, pretty odd on a fossils forum).
what is usually the ratio of pleural lobe to axial lobe for trilobites?
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Two pleural lobes to one axial lobe. Those are the three lobes that trilobites are named for (tri = three lobite= lobe).quizbowl13 wrote:we get the picture.
now: a fossils question (i know, pretty odd on a fossils forum).
what is usually the ratio of pleural lobe to axial lobe for trilobites?
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Dynamic: 1st @ reg. 19thish @ states, 18th @ nats
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Enviro Chem: 39th @ states =(
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Dynamic: 1st @ reg. 19thish @ states, 18th @ nats
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I knew that, but for relative lengths...
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