Insect Dichotomous Key

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Golden Northern Bumblebee

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Pale Windscorpion

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Johnson Jumping Spider

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Insect Key (True bugs, beetles, flies, earwigs, grasshoppers, etc.)

Starting with question #1, determine which statement (a or b) is true for your creature. Follow the directions at the end of that true statement.

1.	a.	Insect has wings	coming soon
	b.	Insect does not have wings.....................................................................................................	click here

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