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If Table 1 were used to name Amphibian A and Amphibian B from Table 2, at which step would the naming efforts first diverge?

If Table 1 were used to name Amphibian A and Amphibian B from Table 2, at which step would the naming efforts first diverge?

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4. If Table 1 were used to name Amphibian A and Amphibian B from Table 2, at which step would the naming efforts first diverge? F. Step 1 G. Step 2 H. Step 3 J. Step 4
Transcribed Image Text:4. If Table 1 were used to name Amphibian A and Amphibian B from Table 2, at which step would the naming efforts first diverge? F. Step 1 G. Step 2 H. Step 3 J. Step 4
PASSAGE Frogs and toads are classified as amphibians Table 2 describes three unnamed amphibians that were observed in nature. because they live part of their lives in water and part on land. Determining the scientific name of a particular frog or toad is possible by observing particular physical characteristics of a specimen and then using a table to find its name. Table 1 provides information useful for identifying certain types of amphibians. Table 2 Amphibian Traits Observed • vertically aligned pupils • no glands behind eyes • toes not padded • 4 inches long • vertically aligned pupils • no glands behind eyes • toes padded 1.5 inches long • vertically aligned pupils • glands behind eyes • 4.5 inches long A Table 1 Step Appearance aligned horizontally aligned vertically present behind eyes not present White with dark markings Trait Name ascaphus B pupils truei 1 go to Step 2 glands go to Step 3 go to Step 4 2 bufo boreas chest bufo microscaphus hyla regilla rana pipiens White with no markings padded not padded 4 toes 3.
Transcribed Image Text:PASSAGE Frogs and toads are classified as amphibians Table 2 describes three unnamed amphibians that were observed in nature. because they live part of their lives in water and part on land. Determining the scientific name of a particular frog or toad is possible by observing particular physical characteristics of a specimen and then using a table to find its name. Table 1 provides information useful for identifying certain types of amphibians. Table 2 Amphibian Traits Observed • vertically aligned pupils • no glands behind eyes • toes not padded • 4 inches long • vertically aligned pupils • no glands behind eyes • toes padded 1.5 inches long • vertically aligned pupils • glands behind eyes • 4.5 inches long A Table 1 Step Appearance aligned horizontally aligned vertically present behind eyes not present White with dark markings Trait Name ascaphus B pupils truei 1 go to Step 2 glands go to Step 3 go to Step 4 2 bufo boreas chest bufo microscaphus hyla regilla rana pipiens White with no markings padded not padded 4 toes 3.
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