Refer to this portion of a dichotomous key for fish identification to answer the question. 1. (a) Has a single dorsal fin Ⓡ 5 (b) Has a double dorsal fin ® 2 5. (a) Has small fin on back near tail Ⓡ 6 (b) Has no fin on back near tail Ⓡ 7 6. (a) Has barbs near the mouth ® Catfish (b) Does not have barbs near the mouth Ⓡ 10 According to this dichotomous key, any catfish must have a double dorsal fin, a small fin on the back near the tail, and barbs near the mouth. a single dorsal fin, no small fin on the back near the tail, and barbs near the mouth. a double dorsal fin, a small fin on the back near the tail, and no barbs near the mouth. a single dorsal fin, a small fin on the back near the tail, and barbs near the mouth.

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to this portion of a dichotomous key for fish identification to answer the question.
1. (a) Has a single dorsal fin Ⓡ 5
(b) Has a double dorsal fin ® 2
5. (a) Has small fin on back near tail Ⓡ 6
(b) Has no fin on back near tail Ⓡ 7
6. (a) Has barbs near the mouth ® Catfish
(b) Does not have barbs near the mouth Ⓡ 10
According to this dichotomous key, any catfish must have
a double dorsal fin, a small fin on the back near the tail, and barbs near the mouth.
a single dorsal fin, no small fin on the back near the tail, and barbs near the mouth.
a double dorsal fin, a small fin on the back near the tail, and no barbs near the mouth.
a single dorsal fin, a small fin on the back near the tail, and barbs near the mouth.
Transcribed Image Text:Refer to this portion of a dichotomous key for fish identification to answer the question. 1. (a) Has a single dorsal fin Ⓡ 5 (b) Has a double dorsal fin ® 2 5. (a) Has small fin on back near tail Ⓡ 6 (b) Has no fin on back near tail Ⓡ 7 6. (a) Has barbs near the mouth ® Catfish (b) Does not have barbs near the mouth Ⓡ 10 According to this dichotomous key, any catfish must have a double dorsal fin, a small fin on the back near the tail, and barbs near the mouth. a single dorsal fin, no small fin on the back near the tail, and barbs near the mouth. a double dorsal fin, a small fin on the back near the tail, and no barbs near the mouth. a single dorsal fin, a small fin on the back near the tail, and barbs near the mouth.
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