senior project a success
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- axeman2729
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senior project a success
Last Saturday, I presented my senior project on reptiles and amphibians both native and exotics. it was a complete success!!!! 47 people came! I touched on many topics including the differences between reptiles and amphibians, the different types of them, why they are important (specificly how they are environmental indicators and how researchers are using axolotls for regeneration research, several common native species, what an exotic is the benefits and dangers of keeping exotics and then two common species that are kept. Will post pictures soon.
Re: senior project a success
Congratulations! Way to get something out to a public audience.
- Bryan Hamilton
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Nice work! Keep it up.
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Great job!
- Mike VanValen
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Congratulations.
Re: senior project a success
Very nice!
Did you have to follow any criteria for your project such as "it must provide a community service," "you must see yourself doing this in your future," or something else along those lines?
Did you have to follow any criteria for your project such as "it must provide a community service," "you must see yourself doing this in your future," or something else along those lines?
- axeman2729
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its basically to do something to contribute to the community it has to be a total of 20 hours or more including all the stuff you have to do to get ready
- axeman2729
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and thank you everyone
- BillMcGighan
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Late congratulations.
As a side, when a herper presents these animals in a positive light in a group presentation, he/she never knows the long term positive effect on some individuals, and for the herps as a group.
Good job.
As a side, when a herper presents these animals in a positive light in a group presentation, he/she never knows the long term positive effect on some individuals, and for the herps as a group.
Good job.
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What Bill said..BillMcGighan wrote:Late congratulations.
As a side, when a herper presents these animals in a positive light in a group presentation, he/she never knows the long term positive effect on some individuals, and for the herps as a group.
Good job.
Im so happy for you Axeman! Way to chisel the marble
- axeman2729
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thank you and I know that pretty well I got into reptiles because of Steve IrwinBillMcGighan wrote:Late congratulations.
As a side, when a herper presents these animals in a positive light in a group presentation, he/she never knows the long term positive effect on some individuals, and for the herps as a group.
Good job.
Re: senior project a success
He reached and inspired generations of people. I'm glad to hear your project was a success. It is always nice to see herps presented in a positive light, and not just cute turtles.I got into reptiles because of Steve Irwin
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GREAT! Looking forward to seeing pics! Well done.
scott
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- axeman2729
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more pics coming soon
- axeman2729
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will get more up as I get em in