Data
| Creature | Scientific Name | |----------|-----------------------------| | 1 | Silkus monowrestle | | 2 | Silkus stretchilus | | 3 | Silkus tallyhas | | 4 | Silkus duosquirmus | | 5 | Fuzzus chompilus | | 6 | Fuzzus pointilus | | 7 | Fuzzus feelzalot | | 8 | Silkus tallyhas | | 9 | Fuzzus squarilus | | 10 | Fuzzus tallywag |
Summary
- Observed the physical characteristics of each creature, focusing on attributes such as skin type, number of eyes, and limb structures.
- Used the provided taxonomic key to classify each creature based on their features by following the steps sequentially for each observation.
- Recorded the scientific names corresponding to the classifications made throughout the observations.
- Ensured that all creatures were categorized accurately, taking note of distinguishing features that set them apart.
Conclusion
- There are 10 different species identified based on their specific traits and classifications.
- There are 3 different genus groups:
- Silkus
- Fuzzus 3a. Do you think all of these creatures would belong in the same Kingdom?
- Yes. 3b. Why or why not?
- Because they all share similar biological characteristics, such as being multicellular and exhibiting various forms of movement or locomotion.
- The order in which the creature's traits may have evolved likely starts with the presence of smooth skin or fur, as these are common characteristics across the creatures. From there, the ability to have one or two eyes and then the development of limbs or other features such as tails and types of teeth can be noted as adaptations to their environments over time. Traits would evolve from simpler forms to more complex ones to better suit survival and reproduction needs.