Question

a. find and match the scientific names of the organisms common names using the following key: 1. animal not an animal 2. has wings no wings 3. has feathers no feathers 4. flies high does not fly high 5. often yellow not yellow 6. lives in water lives on land 7. has fluffy fur no fluffy fur 8. common pet not a common pet 9. has fins no fins 10. razor sharp teeth pegged, pointy teeth 11. green not green 12. grows tall does not grow tall 13. can be poisonous not poisonous rosa sylvestris boletus edulis rhus toxicodendron pinus ponderosa go to 13 go to 12 tursiops truncatus carcharodon carcharias haematopus ostralegus go to 10 mephitis mephitis canis familiaris bos taurus go to 8 go to 7 go to 9 haliaeetus leucocephalus serinus canaria meleagris gallopavo go to 5 ochloerotatus taeniorhynchus go to 4 go to 6 go to 3 go to 11 go to 2

Explanation:

This is a dichotomous key used for biological identification. Dichotomous keys are tools in biology that help identify organisms based on a series of paired - choice questions about their characteristics. By following the path of appropriate choices based on the organism's features, one can arrive at the scientific name of the organism.

Answer:

This is a biological identification task using a dichotomous key in the sub - field of Biology. To fully answer, one would need to have an organism's characteristics and follow the key's steps. For example, if starting with an animal with wings, one would follow the "has wings" path in the key to progress towards identification. Without a specific organism to identify, we can't provide a final identified name, but the process involves using the key's paired - choice questions about features like whether it has wings, feathers, lives in water or on land, etc. to reach a scientific name for the organism.