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In order to use Table 1 to properly name Amphibian C, information regarding which of the following traits is necessary,but no tprovided in Table 2?   A. Toes B. Chest C. Glands behind eyes D. Pupils

In order to use Table 1 to properly name Amphibian C, information regarding which of the following traits is necessary,but no tprovided in Table 2?   A. Toes B. Chest C. Glands behind eyes D. Pupils

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*In order to use Table 1 to properly name Amphibian C, information regarding which of the following traits is necessary,but no tprovided in Table 2?

 

A. Toes

B. Chest

C. Glands behind eyes

D. Pupils

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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