Dichotomous key ask

A. Open-ended questions about animal behavior

B. Open-ended questions about easily observable characteristics

C. Yes-and-no questions about animal behavior

D. Yes-and-no questions about easily observable characteristics

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Maddox Hines

Biology

25 July, 09:56

Dichotomous key ask

A. Open-ended questions about animal behavior

B. Open-ended questions about easily observable characteristics

C. Yes-and-no questions about animal behavior

D. Yes-and-no questions about easily observable characteristics

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Serenity Guzman · Answer 1

The answer to this question is D.

Yasmin Abbott · Answer 2

Dichotomous keys ask D. yes-and-no questions about easily observable characteristics. So, these questions are there to identify a specific organism, by asking specific questions about some characteristics of that animal in order to determine which one it is. For example, Does this animal have feathers?. etc.

Dichotomous key askA. Open-ended questions about animal behaviorB. Open-ended questions about easily observable characteristicsC. Yes-and-no questions about animal behaviorD. Yes-and-no questions about easily observable characteristics

Dichotomous key ask

A. Open-ended questions about animal behavior

B. Open-ended questions about easily observable characteristics

C. Yes-and-no questions about animal behavior

D. Yes-and-no questions about easily observable characteristics