I know for A+R there wasn't over 120 genus species.Paradox21 wrote:How many were on the Herpetology list last year?Deeisenberg wrote:More like a little under 200 genus species.
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Looks to be about 180 genus species. It's quite a bit.
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There were no genus species in Herps.sewforlife wrote:I know for A+R there wasn't over 120 genus species.Paradox21 wrote:How many were on the Herpetology list last year?Deeisenberg wrote:More like a little under 200 genus species.
There were a little over 100 most specific taxons.
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Yay! Will it say on the 2010 rules whether we get a binder for this event or not?
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Of course it will otherwise how would you know?googlyfrog wrote:Yay! Will it say on the 2010 rules whether we get a binder for this event or not?
I myself would assume you get some sort of resource but never having done the event befroe i wouldn't know as well.
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sry. thats wat i meantDeeisenberg wrote:There were no genus species in Herps.sewforlife wrote:I know for A+R there wasn't over 120 genus species.Paradox21 wrote: How many were on the Herpetology list last year?
There were a little over 100 most specific taxons.
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It's no big deal, I understood, I just wanted to make things a little more clear.sewforlife wrote:sry. thats wat i meantDeeisenberg wrote:There were no genus species in Herps.sewforlife wrote:
I know for A+R there wasn't over 120 genus species.
There were a little over 100 most specific taxons.
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I started working on the binder that I am hoping I will get to use during the competition.googlyfrog wrote:So, has anyone started working since this morning when the list came out???
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