Invasive Species B/C

[windu34]

I can't use sheet protectors because then the species information extends beyond the tabs/dividers.

There exists extra-large tab dividers that will extend past the edge of sheet protectors. They're pretty rare though; I found some a few years ago when I started doing Fossils, and bought around 60 of them (which I've basically just recycled ever since). If you're trying to find them, bring a ruler; the labeling isn't that great, so the best way to know what you're getting is to measure them (they'll be about an inch wider than the normal size).

Yeah its a major problem that really could use a commercially available solution. My teammates and I have started laser cutting our own dividers out of polypropylene sheets we bought on amazon and have had great results, but of course youll need a laser cutter...

[Unome]

...My teammates and I have started laser cutting our own dividers out of polypropylene sheets we bought on amazon...

+1 can I tweet?

[windu34]

...My teammates and I have started laser cutting our own dividers out of polypropylene sheets we bought on amazon...

+1 can I tweet?

do you guys do that as well?

[Unome]

...My teammates and I have started laser cutting our own dividers out of polypropylene sheets we bought on amazon...

+1 can I tweet?

do you guys do that as well?

No, although it's an interesting concept.

[CVMSAvalacheStudent]

Invasive species has more plants than animals.

[Raven]

Invasive species has more plants than animals.

That's true, especially considering that native plants are less adaptable than native animals, because animals have problem-solving abilities and such. However, I am just taking a shot in the dark here and the real scientific answer may differ.

[me-myself_i]

In the rules, i saw that there could include recordings of songs, does this refer to the sound that the animal makes?

[windu34]

In the rules, i saw that there could include recordings of songs, does this refer to the sound that the animal makes?

yes

[ProudHufflepuff]

Here is a great source that most states should be able to use.http://www.misin.msu.edu/facts/index.ph ... on=&habit=[/url]
I'm sorry I can't make it a link, but I promise that typing it out will be worth it! Clemson University also has information on several insects. Can anyone tell me a trick for memorizing scientific names? Also, identifying live plant specimens.

[ProudHufflepuff]

Oh look! Now it's a link!