Comparative Traits of Canis Duras

The video tutorial guides students through an activity comparing fossils with modern organisms. It begins with an introduction to the activity's goals, followed by instructions on setting up the necessary documents and website. Students learn to identify a fossil, Canis Duras, and select its traits. The tutorial then compares the fossil with two living organisms, the Cape Buffalo and the Arctic Fox, to determine which is more closely related. The activity concludes with a decision-making process and a summary of the findings.

What is the main objective of the activity discussed in the video?

• To create a fossil model

• To compare fossils with two living organisms

• To learn about the history of fossils

• To study the habitat of modern organisms

What should you do if you don't have a split screen for the activity?

• Jot down instructions and use the website separately

• Use a different computer

• Watch a different video

• Skip the activity

What is the name of the fossil being studied in the activity?

• Equus Caballus

• Felis Catus

• Bos Taurus

• Canis Duras

Which of the following traits does the fossil Canis Duras have?

• Horns

• Fur

• Pointed teeth

• Wings

What trait does the Cape Buffalo share with Canis Duras?

• Tail

• Horns

• Four legs

• Pointed teeth

Which of the following is NOT a trait of the Cape Buffalo?

• Pointed teeth

• Four legs

• Dark brown fur

• Horns

What common traits do the Arctic Fox and Canis Duras share?

• Horns and fur

• Wings and tail

• Dark brown fur and horns

• Sharp teeth and four legs

Which organism is determined to be more closely related to Canis Duras?

• Arctic Fox

• Cape Buffalo

• Elephant

• Lion

What should you do if you get the activity wrong?

• Ignore the mistake

• Ask a friend for help

• Try a different activity

• Explain why at the bottom of the document

What is the final step after completing the activity?

• Type 'Arctic Fox' in the box

• Review the video again

• Start a new activity

• Submit the document