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 QUIZ ME

please quiz me I’m sooooooo bored right now ask me some questions about snakes and lizards( please no scientific names I’m not good at that)just questions like say (what kind of lizard grows to be the longest) something like that its so boring here at my house and its to HOT to look for reptiles
06/14/11  06:09pm

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   Message To: Kelso reptiles   In reference to Message Id: 2224810


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What are the chromosome pairs in snakes? And how about lizards?
06/14/11  07:05pm

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   Message To: SoLA   In reference to Message Id: 2224819


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I was told to be more specific. What is the sex chromosome lineup for snakes? And what is it for lizards? Be as detailed as you want to go.



06/14/11  11:49pm

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   Message To: SoLA   In reference to Message Id: 2224819


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snake have 39 pairs for a total of 78
lizards have 30 pairs for a total of 60

give me some more questions the more the maryer
06/15/11  01:40am

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   Message To: Kelso reptiles   In reference to Message Id: 2224871


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Kelso, that is not correct, but that actually wasn’t what I was looking for anyway so we will ignore the question as it might have come across because the way you took it the answer would be different for each family or snakes or lizards, and sometimes different among even closer relationships. So it was a bad question.

What I meant is, what is the sex-determination system in snakes? And what is it in lizards? Be as specific as you want. There is a more solid answer to this one, but there is a little trick to it.

Sorry for the confusion before.



06/15/11  07:21pm


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