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Page 1: INTRODUCTION TO DICHOTOMOUS KEYS. CLASSIFYING ORGANISMS USE THE DICHOTOMOUS KEY OUTLINE TO IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING ORGANISMS IN YOUR logbook

INTRODUCTION TO DICHOTOMOUS KEYS

Page 2: INTRODUCTION TO DICHOTOMOUS KEYS. CLASSIFYING ORGANISMS USE THE DICHOTOMOUS KEY OUTLINE TO IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING ORGANISMS IN YOUR logbook

CLASSIFYING ORGANISMS

USE THE DICHOTOMOUS KEY

OUTLINE TO IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING

ORGANISMS IN YOUR logbook.

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CLASSIFYING ORGANISMS

YOU MUST LIST THE NUMBER OF ALL STEPS

YOU USE TO DETERMINE ITS

IDENTITY ALONG WITH ITS SCIENTIFIC NAME

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ORGANISM #1

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ORGANISM #2

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ORGANISM #3

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ORGANISM #4

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ORGANISM #5

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ORGANISM #6

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ORGANISM #7

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ORGANISM #8

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ORGANISM #9

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ORGANISM #10

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ORGANISM #1

Hapalochlaena lunulata (Blue Ringed octopus)9a

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ORGANISM #2

Pseudechis porphyricus

(tiger snake)10b

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ORGANISM #3

Dromaius novaebollandiae (emu)14b

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ORGANISM #4

Atrax infensus (funnel spider)4b

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ORGANISM #5

Phascolatarctos cinerus (koala)13a

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ORGANISM #6

Psuedonaja texilis (red garter snake) 10a

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ORGANISM #7

Casuarius casuarius (cassowary) 14a

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ORGANISM #8

Chironex flecken (box jelly fish)9b

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ORGANISM #9

Latrodectus hasselti

(red back spider) 4a

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ORGANISM #10

Vombatus ursinus

(wombat)13b

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ANSWER KEY1. Hapalochlaena lunulata (octopus)9a

2. Pseudechis porphyricus (tiger snake)10b

3. Dromaius novaebollandiae (emu)14b

4. Atrax infensus (funnel spider)4b

5. Phascolatarctos cinerus (koala)13a

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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


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