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Mo2-L3a: How are Organisms Classified?
Bell-like flower Bluebell
Narrow leaf
trumpet-like flower wild daffodil
PLANTS
top petal overhangs dead nettle
lower petal
Broad leaf Heart-shaped
top petal does not leaf lesser celandine
overhang lower petal
club-shaped
leaf primrose
Wings larger butterfly
than body
Can fly
Wings not larger bee
than body
more than
INSECTS 2 legs spider
Legs more than
six legs two or less
Can’t fly eyes caterpillar
exo-skeleton snail
No legs
No exo-skeleton leech
A cladogram is a branched diagram that shows the relationships among organisms, including common
ancestors
Fish Amphibians Reptiles Birds Rodents Primates
Egg shell Hair / Fur
Amniotic Egg
Four Limbs
Vertebrae
Eukaryotes
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