Use the dichotomous key to identify the organism below.DINOSAUR DICHOTOMOUS KEYgo to step 2go to step 31.Walks on 4 legsWalks on 2 legsgo to step 4go to step 52.Has a long neckHas a short nockgo lo slep 9go to step 103.Mouth is open ..Mouth is closedApatosaurusBrontosaurus4.Body is 2 colorsBody is 1 color...Nose horn obsent...Nose hom present.go to step 6go to step 75.Spikes only on top ridge of back....Spikes are all over back.....Stegosaurusgo to step 86.Feather-like protrusions on skullOne hom on top of skullStyracosaurusCentrosaurUSTall club Is shaped lke a circieTail club is shnaped like a heart8.AnkylosaurusCrichtonsaurus9.Spikes on head...go to step 11go to step 12.No spikes on head10.Large fan-shaped bones on backWuerhosaurusgo to step 13No tan-shaped bones on back11. Teeth are visibleTeeth are not visibleTyrannotitanCamotaurus12.Toes are vislbleToes are nof visible...Tyrannosaurus Rex13.Spotted pattern on back.go to step 14go to step 15No pattern on back14.Back of skull is elongatedParasaurolophus:AbrictosauusSkull is regularly shapedEntire body is one colorBelly is lighter than the rest of body15.VelociraptorSuchomimus

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Use the dichotomous key to identify the organism below. DINOSAUR DICHOTOMOUS KEY go to step go to step 1. Walks on 4 legs Walks on 2 legs. Has a long neck Has a short neck go to step go to step 2. go to step 9 go to step 10 3. Mouth is open Mouth is closed Body is 2 colors Body is 1 color. Apatosaurus Brontosaurus 4. Nose horn absent. Nose horn present.. go to step 6 go to step 7 5. Spikes only on top ridge of back.. Spikes are ali over back.. Stegosaurus go to step 8 6. Feather-like protrusions on skull One horn on top of skull 7. Styracosaurus Centrosaurus 8. Tall club is shaped lke a circie I club is shaped like a heart Ankylosaurus Crichtonsaurus Spikes on head.. No spikes on head 9. go to step 11 go to step 12 10. Large fan-shaped bones on back Wuerhosaurus No fan-shaped bones on back go to step 13 11. Teeth are visible Tyrannotitan Camotaurus Teeth are not visible 12. Toes are visible Toes are not visible. Tyrannosaurus Rex Spinosaurus 13. Spotted pattern on back.. go to step 14 go to step 1s No pattem on back 14. Back of skullis elongated Skull is regularty shaped Parasaurolophus AbrictosaurUS 15. Entire body is one color. Belly is ighter than the rest of body Velociraptor Suchomimus

Use the dichotomous key to identify the organism below. DINOSAUR DICHOTOMOUS KEY go to step go to step 1. Walks on 4 legs Walks on 2 legs. Has a long neck Has a short neck go to step go to step 2. go to step 9 go to step 10 3. Mouth is open Mouth is closed Body is 2 colors Body is 1 color. Apatosaurus Brontosaurus 4. Nose horn absent. Nose horn present.. go to step 6 go to step 7 5. Spikes only on top ridge of back.. Spikes are ali over back.. Stegosaurus go to step 8 6. Feather-like protrusions on skull One horn on top of skull 7. Styracosaurus Centrosaurus 8. Tall club is shaped lke a circie I club is shaped like a heart Ankylosaurus Crichtonsaurus Spikes on head.. No spikes on head 9. go to step 11 go to step 12 10. Large fan-shaped bones on back Wuerhosaurus No fan-shaped bones on back go to step 13 11. Teeth are visible Tyrannotitan Camotaurus Teeth are not visible 12. Toes are visible Toes are not visible. Tyrannosaurus Rex Spinosaurus 13. Spotted pattern on back.. go to step 14 go to step 1s No pattem on back 14. Back of skullis elongated Skull is regularty shaped Parasaurolophus AbrictosaurUS 15. Entire body is one color. Belly is ighter than the rest of body Velociraptor Suchomimus

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Chapter15: Diversity Of Animals

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Problem 3ACQ: Figure 15.33 Which of the following statements about common features of chordates is true? a. The...

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