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Tracking
Quizzes
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Quiz #31 - Question
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Here’s an introductory quiz for folks new to tracking. (Or, if you are
experienced at tracking, a quiz you can show to family or friends to
introduce them to your hobby or passion of tracking.) There are some
followup questions if you are up for more of a challenge. |
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Photo 31A Habitat: A large
city (Seattle, Washington).
Time of year: March |
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Photo 31B Hmm, it appears a
mischievous animal walked right through wet cement, and has left a
permanent trail in the sidewalk. |
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Photo 31C is zoomed in to show
the stride. The stride ranged from 17 to 26 inches. The trail width
ranged from 3 5/8 to 4 inches. |
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Photo 31D Photos 31D / 31E /
31F are zoomed in to show the individual tracks. The larger of the
two tracks ranged from 2¼ to 2½ inches long by 1¾ to 2 1/8 inches
wide. |
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Photo 31E |
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Photo 31F |
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Questions:
- What animal made the tracks?
- How large was the animal?
- Which tracks are the front and hind?
- What kind of gait was the animal using?
- Was this animal alone or grouped with others?
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