Classification and Taxonomy

Welcome to the Classification and Taxonomy category of Questions LLC! Here, you will find a plethora of thought-provoking questions and discussions surrounding the fascinating realm of classification and taxonomy. Whether you are a student, scientist, or simply curious about how we categorize and organize the world around us, this category offers a space to delve into the intricacies of classifying living organisms, organizing information, and understanding the principles behind our taxonomy systems. Join us in exploring the dynamic field of classification and taxonomy and unravel the mysteries of how we categorize and understand the world we inhabit.

Questions (14)

chordates
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Evidence shows that hippos and whales are closely related organisms. How might evolution and adaptation account for similarities
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2. asked by Kiersten
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Linnaean classification involvesA. only large, general categories of organisms. B. only small, specific categories of organisms.
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2. asked by Someday love will find you
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which of the seven level of classification is most specific?Please help I don't get this!!!!!
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2. asked by Laruen
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Ms. Sue,could you help me find some data to answer the question below. What are both the advantages and disadvantages of
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2. asked by Rose
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I've removed your long and complex post because you haven't given any indication about what you understand about this assignment
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2. asked by Ms. Sue
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The common names for: protista and fungi
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2. asked by Anonymous A
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What are five characteristics that scientists use to group dissimilar organisms into common groups?List references too please.
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2. asked by Amanda
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Where can i find the 8 divisions of Linnaeus' classification system?What are the characteristics used to group dissimilar
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2. asked by Amanda
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Mei is teaching this summer at the zoo. She made a dichotomous key with a flowchart to help children identify the different
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2. asked by -Wrath-Lust-Pride-Envy-Greed-Gluttony-Sloth-
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Carolus Linnaeus developed a system to organize all life on Earth called(1 point)Responses a dichotomous key. a dichotomous key.
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2. asked anonymously
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The modern classification system is based ona putting organisms into categories based on where they live. b putting organisms
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2. asked anonymously
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Charlotte created a table with characteristics of the modern classification system for her science project.Charlotte did not get
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Analyze the table below. Which organism in the table below is most similar to a polar bear (Ursus maritimus)?* 1 point
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