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2/24/15 Starter: 183 184 Connection/exit: 2/24/ 15 Practice: Glue Notes here when done Application: Leaf Dichotomous Key Dichotomous Keys notes Explain what a dichotomous key is used for. What cell structure is used to classify organisms into Domains?

2/24/15 Starter: 183 184 Connection/exit: 2/24/15 Practice: Glue Notes here when done Application: Leaf Dichotomous Key Dichotomous Keys notes Explain

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2/24/15

Starter:

183 184

Connection/exit:

2/24/15Practice:

Glue Notes here when

done

Application:

Leaf Dichotomous Key

Dichotomous Keys notes

Explain what a dichotomous key is used for.

What cell structure is used to classify organisms into Domains?

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February 24, 2015

AGENDA  

Objective 7.11A Examine organisms or their structures such as insects or leaves and use dichotomous keys for identification by completing an activity .

1. Starter

2. Notes

3. Dichotomous Key

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Dichotomous

Keys

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Dichotomous

Keys

A dichotomous key is a tool

that scientists can use to identify an unknown

organism or specimen.

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Dichotomous

Keys

Examples include…

insects

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Dichotomous

Keys

trees

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Dichotomous

Keys

rocks

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Dichotomous

Keys

and shells.

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Dichotomous

Keys

The word dichotomo

us means

“divided in two parts.”

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Dichotomous

Keys

Characteristics of a

Dichotomous Key

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Dichotomous

Keys

• Consists of a series of two

part statements

that describe the

characteristics of a specimen.

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Dichotomous

Keys

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Dichotomous

Keys

• The user is

presentedwith two choices.

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Dichotomous

Keys

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Dichotomous

Keys

As the user

makes a choice,

they are led to a

new branch of the key.

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Dichotomous

Keys

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Dichotomous

Keys

• In the end, the

user is led to the

name of the

specimen.

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Dichotomous

Keys

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Dichotomous

Keys

Constructing a

Dichotomous Key

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Dichotomous

Keys

• Separate the

specimens into two groups

based on one

characteristic.

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Dichotomous

Keys

Example:A deck of

playing cards could be

separated into black cards and red cards.

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Dichotomous

Keys

• Continue to separate the groups until

each specimen has its own set of characteristic

s.

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Dichotomous

Keys

Example:Red cards can be

separatedinto hearts /

diamonds, thenpicture / number

cards thenmale / female

cards, etc.

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Dichotomous

Keys

Make the choice a

positive one –

for example, something

“is” instead of “is

not.”

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Dichotomous

Keys

Example:2a.Black card is a spade…….42b.Black card is a club……….5

4a.Spade is a picture card…64b.Spade is a number card…7

6a.Picture card is male……….86b.Picture card is female…..9

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Dichotomous

Keys

•Start both

choices in a pair

with the same word.

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Dichotomous

Keys

Example:2a.Red card is a

heart……….42b.Red card is a diamond……5

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Dichotomous

Keys

•Start the next pair

with different words.

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Dichotomous

Keys

Example:2a.Red card is a heart……….42b.Red card is a diamond……5

4a.Heart is picture card…….64b.Heart is number card…….7

6a.Picture card is male……….86b.Picture card is female……9

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Dichotomous

Keys

There should be one less

step than the total number

of specimens to

be identified.

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2/24/15

Starter:

183 184

Connection/exit:

2/24/15Practice:

Glue Notes here when

done

Application:

Leaf Dichotomous Key

Dichotomous Keys notes

Explain what a dichotomous key is used for.

What cell structure is used to classify organisms into Domains?