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All right after much deliberation I finally decided to make this week's theme...80's Movie Trivia. I will be erasing the correct answers for this week...these will be insanely easy for some of you, and not so easy for others.
Good Luck and bring on the guesses.
Opaque shell is white internally and externally, apart from thin external pale-pinkish/pale-brownish layer deposited by external mantle in grooves dorsally and laterally; ribs receive less pigment so paler than grooves.
No pitch-brown/black marks on shell.
Aperture a gently bowed slit along entire height of shell, positioned ventrally on living animal.
1: extension of aperture at posterior forms exhalant-siphonal canal.
2: wide extension of aperture at anterior forms inhalent- siphonal canal.
3: curved groove, and ribs protrude as teeth, but no lip on body-whorl on inner side of aperture.
4: outer (palatal) lip curved out of sight into interior of shell.
Height (longest shell-dimension) 9.6 mm. Ardnamurchan, Scotland. April 1976.
Full SPECIES DESCRIPTION: flic.kr/p/Cfnfpb
Albums of OTHER SPECIES:
PARA MI AMIGOS QUE ME SIGUEN.DESPUES DE UN POCO MAS DE 24 HORAS MI AMIGO ANGIE DE PR, FUE EL QUE COINCIDIO CON LA DESCRIPCION DEL NUESTRA AVE, POR LO QUE SE VA A GANAR UN VIAJE A NUEVA GUINEA DE DONDE ES NATIVA ESTA AVES,.
LAS AVES DEL PARAISO CORRESPONDE EN REALIDAD A UN GRUPO DE AVES MAS DE 40 ESPECIE DE LA MISMA FAMILIA, Y UNA DE ELLA ES EL SIMBOLO DE LA BANDERA DE NUEVA GUINEA, SUELE HABITAR EN SELVA DE NUEVA GUINEA Y SALAWATI, Y CON DON SU PICO GRANDE SE ALIMENTA DE ARTROPODOS Y DE FRUTAS. EN LA QUE ESTA CORRESPONDE TIENE LA CARACTERISTICA DE SER DE UN PLUMAJE AMARILLO Y UN MANTO EN EL PECHO DE COLOR NEGRO EN UN MACHO.ADEMAS EN LA COLA TIENE 12 FILAMENTOS TIPO ALAMBRES DE AHI SU NOMBRE DE AVE DEL PARAISO DE 12 ALAMBRES.
DEBO AGRADECER AL SANTUARIO EL NIDO,EN EL ESTADO DE MEXICO POR PERMITIRME FOTOGRAFIAR ESTA ESPECIE, LO CUAL NO ESTA PERMITIDO Y CON PERMISO DE LA DIRECCION DE ESE FORMIDABLE SANTUARIO DE AVES PUEDO PUBLICAR, ESTA BELLA AVE.
EN REALIDAD ME TOMO UN POCO DE TIEMPO AVERIGUAR EL NOMBRE PORQUE CUANDO LA TOME PERDI LA NOTA DE SU NOMBRE Y EN TODOS MIS LIBROS DE REFERENCIA DE AMERICA DE CUALES TENGO UN EJEMPLAR DE CADA PAIS PRACTICAMENTOS NO APARECE, Y LUEGO DE INVESTIGACION EN LA WEB PUDE DARME CUENTA QUE ES UN AVE DE OCEANIA ,O SEA DEL OTRO LADO DEL MUNDO, ASI COMO IBA ADIVINARLO TAN FACIL.
Students formed teams to dual against each otheron Norse Trivia Night, funded by SAC. Photos by Sarah Bauer '18.
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
Top Row:
1. Trivia solandri
Cabo Tepoca, Sonora, Mexico
2. Trivia europa
Sangenjo, Spain (north of Portugal)
3. Trivia pacifica
Pedro Gonzales Island, Las Perlas Islands, Panama
September, 1976
4. Trivirostra oryza [syn. Trivia oryza]
Off Hooks Reef, Queensland, Australia
March, 1970
5. Triviella ovulata [syn. Trivia ovulata]
Jeffreys Bay, South Africa
Middle Row:
6. Trivia monacha [syn. Trivia acuminata]
AlmerÃa, Spain
7. Trivia pediculus
EspÃrito Santo, Brazil
January, 1976
8. Trivia sanguinea
Pedro Gonzales Island, Las Perlas, Panama
April, 1976
9. Trivia rubescens
Bandera Bay, Nayarit, Mexico
10. Trivirostra hordacea [syn. Trivia hordacea]
Chun's Reef, Oʻahu, USA
October, 1981 (beach collected)
Bottom Row:
11. Trivia californiana
Cabo Tecopa, Sonora, Mexico
12. Trivia merces
Browns Beach, South Australia
13. Trivirostra pellucidula [syn. Trivia pellucidula]
Koniya, Amami Islands (south of Japan)
14. Trivia quadripunctata
Marathon, Florida, USA
15. Trivia myrae
Manzanillo, West Mexico
NOTE: I have not collected live shells since the mid-1970's. I believe that the animal itself is much more valuable alive than destroyed for its shell. It is for this reason that I will now only collect beach/forest shells from deceased specimens.
Prizes! Fame! Fortune! On January 29th, trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley co-hosted round seven of our annual transit trivia battle.
Photo by Filip Wolak.
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
Bueno queridos amigos aqui les dejo esta trivia. Como buen conocedores de las aves no deben de tener ningun problema en identificar con lo que se muestra, la especie de ave y al flor en la que se encuentra.
Answers:
Baby Trivia Answers
01.B. one quarter the size of the body / 02. C. Disposable (A nappy is a diaper in England. A disposable is a diaper in South Africa. A dispenser, well, it dispenses things.) / 03. B. Pink (Pink was believed to be a strong color, so naturally people would dress their boys in it. Girls were dressed in blue because it was thought to be a delicate color) / 04. C. 66 years / 05. D. 23 pounds 12 ounces / 06. A. 6-9 months / 07. A. 300 (A baby is born with 300 bones, but an adult has 206 bones. These bones fuse together later.) / 8. C. 69 (In the 1700's a woman from Russia had 16 sets of twins, 7 sets of triplets and 4 sets of quadruplets.) / 9. A. hearing / 10. C. 4-8 weeks /11. D. 1 minute 36 seconds (Men are faster at changing diapers than women. Men average 1 min 36 seconds to change a diaper while a woman takes 2 minutes 5 seconds.) / 12. C. Architect, Cartoonist, Actor / 13. A. Kneecaps / 14. C. 3-4%
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
February 20, 2016: In Atlanta for the trivia finals. We were doing well, until we got to a question about boxing. It killed us.
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On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
On Wednesday, January 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn, opened its doors after hours for a trivia showdown hosted by trivia masters Stuart Post and Chris Kelley. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin