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[1beataway]

You and me both. I wish I had more time in the day to read and websurf. So much information I want to know and just not enough time to learn it all!

I know! Me too. And Kurt wants me to learn every scientific name too! While trying to prepare for my senior year of college and grad school!

[SludgeMunkey]

I know! Me too. And Kurt wants me to learn every scientific name too! While trying to prepare for my senior year of college and grad school!

Scientific names are the best, most useful thing you can learn. I know a few, but it takes me a long time. If my toothless hillbilly brain can handle it, a college senior can dunk it. Not to worry though, the names come with practice.

[1beataway]

You should tell me the answers, Kurt. The hard drive on my computer is on its deathbed (), so I don't have access to the internet like I use to; anytime I am at the library it's for homework.

[Kurt]

Lithobates palustris - pickerel frog
Ameerega trivittata - three-striped poison dart frog
Anaxyrus exsul - black toad
Litoria subglandulosa - New England treefrog
Hyperolius semidiscus - yellow-striped reed frog
Hylarana erythraea - red-eared greenbacked frog
Kaloula pulchra - chubby frog
Mantella laevigata - climbing mantella
Pseudophryne corroboree - corroboree frog
Rhacophorus reinwardtii - blue-webbed flying frog

Dendroaspis polylepis - black mamba
Hylobates lar - white-handed gibbon
Turdus migratorius - American robin
Brachypelma smithi - Mexican red-kneed tarantula
Babycurus jacksonii - rusty thick-tailed scorpion
Thorichthys meeki - firemouth cichlid
Crotalus adamanteus - eastern diamondback rattlesnake
Pan troglodytes - chimpanzee
Ailuronyx jubatus - cheetah
Herpele multiplicata - Cameroon black caecillian

[1beataway]

That's a very wide range of animals.

What is the tip to remembering those?

[Kurt]

To tell the truth, I just remember them. Don't know why.

[Tom Highum]

I am getting ok with frogs. With the First part of scientific names like Litoria subglandulosa - New England treefrog I know that Litoria is Australian area frogs