1. What are some similarities between the dogs pictured? What are some differences?

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Tresset [83]3 years ago

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1. What are some similarities between the dogs pictured? What are some differences? Among these dogs we find that all come from the same family: the canids, and also all can be adopted as pets. However, each one has different physical characteristics such as size, color and type of hair and also different personalities.

2. What are some ways you can divide these dogs into groups?

They can be divided by size (small breeds and large breeds), by color or by the type of hair they have.

3. How could you improve your dichotomous key

You can know how to classify them better by doing research that exceeds the general, looking for more specific aspects that are related to the main characteristics of dogs.

4. Why is it important to classify things?

It is important to classify in order to have a better understanding of a concept. In this case, in order to better understand the specific characteristics of each dog.

kogti [31]3 years ago

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1. Some differences are that they are all different kinds of dogs

2. Small dogs and big dogs

That is all I can answer

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