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1 omplete the activity, filling in the worksheet. You MUST complete the online assessment when you are done to earn any credit. Name: ate: Period ue Monday 2/9/15 Student xploration: ichotomous Keys Vocabulary: define in complete sentences: dichotomous key, genus, organism, scientific name, species, traits Prior Knowledge Question (o this OR using the Gizmo.) Jerome is walking through a park when he sees the spider shown at left. How could Jerome find out what type of spider it is? Gizmo Warm-up In the field, scientists often have to identify an unfamiliar organism (living thing). A reliable way to identify organisms is to use a dichotomous key. A dichotomous key is a series of paired statements or questions that lead to the identification of an organism. The ichotomous Keys Gizmo allows you to use five different dichotomous keys to identify a variety of organisms. To begin, make sure alifornia Albatrosses and Organism A are selected. 1. Read the two statements at lower right. Which of the two statements most closely matches the characteristics of the bird pictured? 2. Select that statement and click Next. ontinue until you have correctly identified the albatross. If you change your mind about a choice, you can click the ack button. If you incorrectly identify the albatross, you can click the Start Over button and try again. A. What is the name of the albatross?. The scientific name is shown in italics. Scientific names have two parts: the genus name and the species name. What is the scientific name of this albatross?
2 Activity A: Use a dichotomous key Get the Gizmo ready: Make sure the alifornia Albatrosses key is selected. Select Organism. Introduction: As you saw on the previous page, a dichotomous key can help you identify an organism using its characteristics, or traits. The keys in this Gizmo use only physical traits, such as feather color, to identify organisms. In some cases, behavioral traits are used in dichotomous keys. or example, some frog species can be identified by their croaks. Goal: Use a dichotomous key to identify albatross species found in alifornia. 1. ompare: Take a close look at organism. A. How does organism differ from organism A?. What physical traits do you think can be used to help identify organism? 2. Identify: Use the Gizmo to identify organism. Then, identify the other albatrosses included in the alifornia Albatrosses key. omplete the table below. alifornia Albatrosses A Short-tailed albatross Phoebastria albatrus 3. Think and discuss: What do you think are some limitations of dichotomous keys? computer in the library or somewhere else to complete your assignment by the due date! Page 2
3 Activity : Get the Gizmo ready: Identification practice Select the anadian Rockies uttercups key. Select Organism A. Introduction: ichotomous keys are written for small, specific groups of organisms. or example, each dichotomous key in this Gizmo is used to identify six to eight related species found within a geographic region. Goal: Identify a variety of organisms using dichotomous keys. 1. Practice: Use the Gizmo s dichotomous key to identify all the buttercups. anadian Rockies uttercups A 2. Analyze: Which traits were used to identify the flowers, and which of these traits did you think were most useful? 3. Practice: Select the Texas Venomous Snakes key. Use the Gizmo s dichotomous key to identify all the snakes. Texas Venomous Snakes A G (Activity continued on next page) computer in the library or somewhere else to complete your assignment by the due date! Page 3
4 Activity (continued from previous page) 4. Reflect: Why is it important to be able to tell a scarlet kingsnake apart from a coral snake? 5. Practice: Select the Virginia vergreens key. Use the Gizmo s dichotomous key to identify all the trees. Virginia vergreens A G H 6. Practice: Select the lorida artilaginous ishes key. Use the Gizmo s dichotomous key to identify all the fishes. lorida artilaginous ishes A G H computer in the library or somewhere else to complete your assignment by the due date! Page 4
5 Activity : Make your own dichotomous key Get the Gizmo ready: Select the alifornia Albatrosses key. Goal: Make a dichotomous key. 1. Observe: Now that you ve learned how to use a dichotomous key, you get to practice making your own. We ll start with four organisms you ve already seen: Short-tailed albatross Shy albatross Wandering albatross Laysan albatross A. What is one trait that could be used to separate these albatrosses into two groups of two birds each? (Hint: Look at the colors and patterns on their plumage and beaks.). Use this trait to write statement set #1 in the table below. The statements should be mutually exclusive. In other words, either the albatross has that trait or it doesn t.. Observe the albatrosses described by statement #1a. Identify one trait that could be used to differentiate these organisms and use it to write statement set #2. Repeat this step for the albatrosses described by statement #1b. Set Statements Identity of Organism a. Go to #2 b. Go to #3 a. b. a. b. 2. Practice: hoose another key on the Gizmo. Take screen shots of all the organisms included in that key and print them out or them to me. Make a new dichotomous key that could be used to identify these organisms on the back of this sheet. computer in the library or somewhere else to complete your assignment by the due date! Page 5
6 Activity #2 your key computer in the library or somewhere else to complete your assignment by the due date! Page 6
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