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Taxonomy
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Craig Savage on youtube. I asked about this a few days ago. Got it nailed down completely in a few hoursI'm curious what you guys used to study taxonomy? I have been putting it off but with just under a month before my DAT I need to finally tackle it. It just seems so daunting... Should I memorize cliff? Feralis excel sheet? Something else? Thanks!
Craig Savage on youtube. I asked about this a few days ago. Got it nailed down completely in a few hours
Are they all under his "Animal Diversity" play lists? Did you actively take notes while watching?
Literally just sat there like a sponge and watched. Its under animal and plant diversityAre they all under his "Animal Diversity" play lists? Did you actively take notes while watching?
But how will you able to treat tooth sensitivity without knowing about slimemolds!Taxonomy is such a clusterf**. There are so many different conventions being used. It seems pretty unfair to test on a lot of the material (especially outdated material) besides the basic general things.
Haha. That would be different from classifying the slime molds' lineage.But how will you able to treat tooth sensitivity without knowing about slimemolds!