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Choose two other animals
pictured on page 21 and use
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Choose 5 or 6 objects
from the classroom. Make a
dichotomous key with which you could identify them. |
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Descriptive
Suppose you need to
write the first page of a book of dichotomous keys. Write
a set of instructions to teach the reader how to use the dichotomous
keys. |
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