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A species is the smallest taxonomic group into
which an organis can be assigned |
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Carolus Linnaeus simplified the system
for naming groups of organisms |
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Two different organisms can have
the same scientific name |
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Species is a taxonomic category
containing several genera |
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The least inclusive group to which
an organism can be assigned is its kingdom |
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Under the Linnaean system of classification,
organisms are grouped based on form and structure |
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Linnaeus's two-word system for naming
organisms is called
Genus species
or
binomial nomenclature |
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Similar genera are grouped into a(n)
family
or
order |
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The largest division that a
group of organisms can belong to is
domain
or
kingdom |
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All scientific names must have
Two Latin words
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the same species name |
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Of the following which is the most inclusive?
Kingdom
or
order |
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Under the Linnaean system of classification, plants and
animals are sorted into groups based on
form and structure
or
form and size |
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Which of the following is written correctly
for the scientific name of a human?
Homo sapien
or
Homo sapien |
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The scientific name of an organism is
the genus and the species
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the family and the species |
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the genus and the species |
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Taxonomy is
the science of naming and classifying organisms
or
the evolutionary history of a species |
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the science of naming and classifying organisms |
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Which is correct for the classification of a human?
Homo is the species
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sapien is the species |
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A species
is a narrowly defined group of organisms
or
is a broadly defined group of organisms |
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is a narrowly defined group of organisms |
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An advantage of our scientific naming system is that
common names mean the same in all countries
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biologists can communicate regardless of
their native languages |
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biologists can communicate regardless of
their native languages |
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Of the following which is the least inclusive
kingdom
or
species |
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