Biology, 09.05.2021 04:40 ReonRamseyz

Dichotomous Key Challenge 10 Remember how we mentioned that the dichotomous key we provided was only designed for use with
organisms A-E in the chart? If we add another organism such as the cat below, you will find that the dichotomous
key cannot arrive at the scientific name, Felis catus, for this cat. In the space below, please redesign the
dichotomous key so that it includes the cat. You can still reuse steps as the key should now be able to arrive at all
organisms A-F.
Felis catus
Organism F: Cat
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