Kyanite wrote:
What is the family shown?
What Toxin do they possess?
What physical change occurs on the epidermal layer of males during breeding season?
1. Salamandridae 2. Tetrodotoxin 3. Skin becomes smooth (only for this particular species/genus?)
2017 (r/s/n): Hydro: 3/5/18 Robot Arm: na/1/1 Rocks: 1/1/1 2018 (r/s/n): Heli: 2/1/7 Herp: 1/4/4 Mission: 1/1/6 Rocks: 1/1/1 Eco: 6/3/9 2019 (r/s/n): Fossils: 1/1/1 GLM: 1/1/1 Herp: 1/1/5 Mission: 1/1/3 WS: 4/1/10 Top 3 Medals: 144 Golds: 80
All right and sorry the hide option wasnt cooperating with me. And i will have to check the last one if it is that specific thats my bad.ScottMaurer19 wrote:Kyanite wrote:
What is the family shown?
What Toxin do they possess?
What physical change occurs on the epidermal layer of males during breeding season?1. Salamandridae 2. Tetrodotoxin 3. Skin becomes smooth (only for this particular species/genus?)
I knew all of them except the last one and looked it up quickly and it looked like it was specific but I'm not sure.Kyanite wrote:All right and sorry the hide option wasnt cooperating with me. And i will have to check the last one if it is that specific thats my bad.ScottMaurer19 wrote:Kyanite wrote:
What is the family shown?
What Toxin do they possess?
What physical change occurs on the epidermal layer of males during breeding season?1. Salamandridae 2. Tetrodotoxin 3. Skin becomes smooth (only for this particular species/genus?)
2017 (r/s/n): Hydro: 3/5/18 Robot Arm: na/1/1 Rocks: 1/1/1 2018 (r/s/n): Heli: 2/1/7 Herp: 1/4/4 Mission: 1/1/6 Rocks: 1/1/1 Eco: 6/3/9 2019 (r/s/n): Fossils: 1/1/1 GLM: 1/1/1 Herp: 1/1/5 Mission: 1/1/3 WS: 4/1/10 Top 3 Medals: 144 Golds: 80
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/ag ... amandridae This source seems to say it occurs accross all species, i am guessing the skin smooths out to decrease drag when they go to water to breed?ScottMaurer19 wrote:I knew all of them except the last one and looked it up quickly and it looked like it was specific but I'm not sure.Kyanite wrote:All right and sorry the hide option wasnt cooperating with me. And i will have to check the last one if it is that specific thats my bad.ScottMaurer19 wrote:1. Salamandridae 2. Tetrodotoxin 3. Skin becomes smooth (only for this particular species/genus?)
That would make sense. Thanks for confirming your answer!Kyanite wrote:https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/ag ... amandridae This source seems to say it occurs accross all species, i am guessing the skin smooths out to decrease drag when they go to water to breed?ScottMaurer19 wrote:I knew all of them except the last one and looked it up quickly and it looked like it was specific but I'm not sure.Kyanite wrote:
All right and sorry the hide option wasnt cooperating with me. And i will have to check the last one if it is that specific thats my bad.
2017 (r/s/n): Hydro: 3/5/18 Robot Arm: na/1/1 Rocks: 1/1/1 2018 (r/s/n): Heli: 2/1/7 Herp: 1/4/4 Mission: 1/1/6 Rocks: 1/1/1 Eco: 6/3/9 2019 (r/s/n): Fossils: 1/1/1 GLM: 1/1/1 Herp: 1/1/5 Mission: 1/1/3 WS: 4/1/10 Top 3 Medals: 144 Golds: 80
You bet, always good to have info to back stuff up.ScottMaurer19 wrote:That would make sense. Thanks for confirming your answer!Kyanite wrote:https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/ag ... amandridae This source seems to say it occurs accross all species, i am guessing the skin smooths out to decrease drag when they go to water to breed?ScottMaurer19 wrote: I knew all of them except the last one and looked it up quickly and it looked like it was specific but I'm not sure.
2017 (r/s/n): Hydro: 3/5/18 Robot Arm: na/1/1 Rocks: 1/1/1 2018 (r/s/n): Heli: 2/1/7 Herp: 1/4/4 Mission: 1/1/6 Rocks: 1/1/1 Eco: 6/3/9 2019 (r/s/n): Fossils: 1/1/1 GLM: 1/1/1 Herp: 1/1/5 Mission: 1/1/3 WS: 4/1/10 Top 3 Medals: 144 Golds: 80
Kyanite wrote:You bet
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Desmognathus and Dusky Salamander.ScottMaurer19 wrote:Guess that means it's my turn.
1. Genus and common name?
2. Etymology of genus (what language, the root, and what it means)
3. At what time(s) of the year does mating occur?
All correct. Your turnKyanite wrote:Desmognathus and Dusky Salamander.ScottMaurer19 wrote:Guess that means it's my turn.
1. Genus and common name?
2. Etymology of genus (what language, the root, and what it means)
3. At what time(s) of the year does mating occur?
Greek = Desmos and gnathos = Ligament and Jaw = Large ligaments run in the cheeks
Spring and Fall
2017 (r/s/n): Hydro: 3/5/18 Robot Arm: na/1/1 Rocks: 1/1/1 2018 (r/s/n): Heli: 2/1/7 Herp: 1/4/4 Mission: 1/1/6 Rocks: 1/1/1 Eco: 6/3/9 2019 (r/s/n): Fossils: 1/1/1 GLM: 1/1/1 Herp: 1/1/5 Mission: 1/1/3 WS: 4/1/10 Top 3 Medals: 144 Golds: 80
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