Use the dichotomous key to identify the organism below. DINOSAUR DICHOTOMOUS KEY .... go to step 2 go to step 3 1. Walks on 4 legs Walks on 2 legs go to step 4 go to stop 5 2. Has a long neck ...... Has a short neck ..... ..... go to step 9 * go to step 10 3. Mouth is open... Mouth is ciosed Body is 2 colors 4. Body is I color. Apatosaurus ... Brontosaurus Nose horm absent. go to step 6 go to step 7 5. Nose hom present.. Spkes only on top ridge of back.. Spikes are al over back. 6. Stegosaurus ... go to slep 8 Feather-like protrusions on skull One hom on top of skul 7. .Styracosaurus Controsaurus 8. Tall club is shaped like a circle Ankylosaurus Crichtonsaurus Tall club is shaped ke a heart 9. Spikes on head... ** . go to step 11 go to step 12 No splkes on head 10. Large fan-shaped bones on back Wuerhosaurus No fan-shaped bones on back go to step 13 Teeth are visible Teath are not visible 11. Tyrannotitan Carnotaurus Toes are visible Toes are not visible. 12. Tyrannosaurus Rex Spinosaurus 13. Spotted pattem on back. No pattem on back go to step 14 go to step 1S 14. Back of skut k elongated Parasaurolophus Abrictosaurus Sku s regularly shaped Entiro body s one color Beily is lghter than the rest of body 15. Volociraptor Suchomimus
Use the dichotomous key to identify the organism below. DINOSAUR DICHOTOMOUS KEY .... go to step 2 go to step 3 1. Walks on 4 legs Walks on 2 legs go to step 4 go to stop 5 2. Has a long neck ...... Has a short neck ..... ..... go to step 9 * go to step 10 3. Mouth is open... Mouth is ciosed Body is 2 colors 4. Body is I color. Apatosaurus ... Brontosaurus Nose horm absent. go to step 6 go to step 7 5. Nose hom present.. Spkes only on top ridge of back.. Spikes are al over back. 6. Stegosaurus ... go to slep 8 Feather-like protrusions on skull One hom on top of skul 7. .Styracosaurus Controsaurus 8. Tall club is shaped like a circle Ankylosaurus Crichtonsaurus Tall club is shaped ke a heart 9. Spikes on head... ** . go to step 11 go to step 12 No splkes on head 10. Large fan-shaped bones on back Wuerhosaurus No fan-shaped bones on back go to step 13 Teeth are visible Teath are not visible 11. Tyrannotitan Carnotaurus Toes are visible Toes are not visible. 12. Tyrannosaurus Rex Spinosaurus 13. Spotted pattem on back. No pattem on back go to step 14 go to step 1S 14. Back of skut k elongated Parasaurolophus Abrictosaurus Sku s regularly shaped Entiro body s one color Beily is lghter than the rest of body 15. Volociraptor Suchomimus
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DINOSAUR DICHOTOMOUS KEY
go to step 2
go to step 3
1.
Walks on 4 legs.
Walks on 2 legs
Has a long neck.
Has a short neck
go to step 4
go to step 5
2.
go to step 9
go to step 10
3.
Mouth is open..
Mouth is closed
Body is 2 colors
Body is 1 color.
Apatosaurus
Brontosaurus
go to step 6
go to step 7
5.
Nose horn absent..
Nose hom present.... *
Spikes only on top ridge of back.....
Spikes are all over back..
Stegosaurus
go to step 8
6.
Feather-like protrusions on skull.
StyracosauruS
Controsaurus
7.
One hom on top of skul
Tall club is shaped like a circle
Tall club is shaped like a heart
8.
Ankylosaunus
Crichtonsaurus
Spikes on head...
No splkes on head
9.
go to step 11
go to step 12
10.
Large fan-shaped bones on back
Wuerhosaurus
go lo step 13
No tan-shapped bones on bock
11.
Teeth are visible
Teeth are not Visible
Tyrannotitan
Camotaurus
12.
Toes are visible
Toes are not visble.. *
Tyrannosaurus Rex
Spinosaurus.
13.
Spotted patten on back..
go to step 14
go to step 1S
No pattem on back
14.
Back of skull is elongated
Parasaurolophus
Abrictosaurus
Skull is regularly shaped
15
Entire body is ono color
Volociraptor
SuchomimuS
Belly is llahter than the rest of body
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