INTRODUCTION TO DICHOTOMOUS KEYS

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INTRODUCTION TO DICHOTOMOUS KEYS

CLASSIFYING ORGANISMS USE THE DICHOTOMOUS KEY OUTLINE TO IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING ORGANISMS IN YOUR logbook.

CLASSIFYING ORGANISMS YOU MUST LIST THE NUMBER OF ALL STEPS YOU USE TO DETERMINE ITS IDENTITY ALONG WITH ITS SCIENTIFIC NAME

ORGANISM #1

ORGANISM #2

ORGANISM #3

ORGANISM #4

ORGANISM #5

ORGANISM #6

ORGANISM #7

ORGANISM #8

ORGANISM #9

ORGANISM #10

THE END

ORGANISM #1 Hapalochlaena lunulata (Blue Ringed octopus)9a

ORGANISM #2 Pseudechis porphyricus (tiger snake)10b

Dromaius novaebollandiae (emu)14b ORGANISM #3 Dromaius novaebollandiae (emu)14b

Atrax infensus (funnel spider)4b ORGANISM #4 Atrax infensus (funnel spider)4b

Phascolatarctos cinerus (koala)13a ORGANISM #5 Phascolatarctos cinerus (koala)13a

Psuedonaja texilis (red garter snake) 10a ORGANISM #6 Psuedonaja texilis (red garter snake) 10a

ORGANISM #7 Casuarius casuarius (cassowary) 14a

Chironex flecken (box jelly fish)9b ORGANISM #8 Chironex flecken (box jelly fish)9b

ORGANISM #9 Latrodectus hasselti (red back spider) 4a

ORGANISM #10 Vombatus ursinus (wombat)13b

ANSWER KEY 1. Hapalochlaena lunulata (octopus)9a Pseudechis porphyricus (tiger snake)10b 3. Dromaius novaebollandiae (emu)14b 4. Atrax infensus (funnel spider)4b 5. Phascolatarctos cinerus (koala)13a

ANSWER KEY 6. Psuedonaja texilis (red garter snake) 10a 7. Casuarius casuarius (cassowary) 14a 8. Chironex flecken (box jelly fish)9b 9. Latrodectus hasselti (red back spider) 4a 10. Vombatus ursinus (wombat)13b