Dichotomous Key
What is a Dichotomous Key?
A classification key that gives you two choices and leads you to the next set of characteristics.
Why are anatomical structures most often used when constructing a Dichotomous Key?
The structures are used because one, they are east to see. Two, they can be preserved.
Why is it important to classify living organisms?
To see if it's the same or different and to organize living organisms.
Is it possible to have more than one key to identify the same living organism?
Yes, because all Dichotomous Keys are different and don't have the same characteristic questions.
What is the purpose of a Dichotomous Key?
A Dichotomous Key is a guide for the classification and identification of a living organism.