Carolus Linnaeus, Swedish naturalist and explorer who was the first to frame principles for defining natural genera and species of organisms and to create a uniform system for naming them which is a binomial nomenclature.
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Phylogeny refers to
1 Developemental history of an organism
2 Evolutionary history of an organism
3 Evolutionary history of only plants
4 Evolutionary history of only animals
Explanation:
Phylogeny refers to evolutionary history of an organism.
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The basic components of taxonomy are (a) Characterization (b) Identification (c) Classification (d) Nomenclature
1 b,c,d only
2 a,b,d only
3 a,b,c,d
4 c,d only
Explanation:
The basic components of taxonomy are (a) Characterization (b) Identification (c) Classification (d) Nomenclature
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Which taxonomic term may be suggested for any rank in the classification?
1 Class
2 Order
3 Species
4 Taxon
Explanation:
A taxon refers to a category, rank or a unit of classification. Each category is a biological entity in itself. For example, tiger and animal both represent taxa. But tiger is an animal. This indicates that taxa refer to categories at different levels.
Carolus Linnaeus, Swedish naturalist and explorer who was the first to frame principles for defining natural genera and species of organisms and to create a uniform system for naming them which is a binomial nomenclature.
BIOXI01: THE LIVING WORLD
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Phylogeny refers to
1 Developemental history of an organism
2 Evolutionary history of an organism
3 Evolutionary history of only plants
4 Evolutionary history of only animals
Explanation:
Phylogeny refers to evolutionary history of an organism.
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The basic components of taxonomy are (a) Characterization (b) Identification (c) Classification (d) Nomenclature
1 b,c,d only
2 a,b,d only
3 a,b,c,d
4 c,d only
Explanation:
The basic components of taxonomy are (a) Characterization (b) Identification (c) Classification (d) Nomenclature
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330808
Which taxonomic term may be suggested for any rank in the classification?
1 Class
2 Order
3 Species
4 Taxon
Explanation:
A taxon refers to a category, rank or a unit of classification. Each category is a biological entity in itself. For example, tiger and animal both represent taxa. But tiger is an animal. This indicates that taxa refer to categories at different levels.
Carolus Linnaeus, Swedish naturalist and explorer who was the first to frame principles for defining natural genera and species of organisms and to create a uniform system for naming them which is a binomial nomenclature.
BIOXI01: THE LIVING WORLD
330806
Phylogeny refers to
1 Developemental history of an organism
2 Evolutionary history of an organism
3 Evolutionary history of only plants
4 Evolutionary history of only animals
Explanation:
Phylogeny refers to evolutionary history of an organism.
BIOXI01: THE LIVING WORLD
330807
The basic components of taxonomy are (a) Characterization (b) Identification (c) Classification (d) Nomenclature
1 b,c,d only
2 a,b,d only
3 a,b,c,d
4 c,d only
Explanation:
The basic components of taxonomy are (a) Characterization (b) Identification (c) Classification (d) Nomenclature
BIOXI01: THE LIVING WORLD
330808
Which taxonomic term may be suggested for any rank in the classification?
1 Class
2 Order
3 Species
4 Taxon
Explanation:
A taxon refers to a category, rank or a unit of classification. Each category is a biological entity in itself. For example, tiger and animal both represent taxa. But tiger is an animal. This indicates that taxa refer to categories at different levels.
Carolus Linnaeus, Swedish naturalist and explorer who was the first to frame principles for defining natural genera and species of organisms and to create a uniform system for naming them which is a binomial nomenclature.
BIOXI01: THE LIVING WORLD
330806
Phylogeny refers to
1 Developemental history of an organism
2 Evolutionary history of an organism
3 Evolutionary history of only plants
4 Evolutionary history of only animals
Explanation:
Phylogeny refers to evolutionary history of an organism.
BIOXI01: THE LIVING WORLD
330807
The basic components of taxonomy are (a) Characterization (b) Identification (c) Classification (d) Nomenclature
1 b,c,d only
2 a,b,d only
3 a,b,c,d
4 c,d only
Explanation:
The basic components of taxonomy are (a) Characterization (b) Identification (c) Classification (d) Nomenclature
BIOXI01: THE LIVING WORLD
330808
Which taxonomic term may be suggested for any rank in the classification?
1 Class
2 Order
3 Species
4 Taxon
Explanation:
A taxon refers to a category, rank or a unit of classification. Each category is a biological entity in itself. For example, tiger and animal both represent taxa. But tiger is an animal. This indicates that taxa refer to categories at different levels.
Carolus Linnaeus, Swedish naturalist and explorer who was the first to frame principles for defining natural genera and species of organisms and to create a uniform system for naming them which is a binomial nomenclature.
BIOXI01: THE LIVING WORLD
330806
Phylogeny refers to
1 Developemental history of an organism
2 Evolutionary history of an organism
3 Evolutionary history of only plants
4 Evolutionary history of only animals
Explanation:
Phylogeny refers to evolutionary history of an organism.
BIOXI01: THE LIVING WORLD
330807
The basic components of taxonomy are (a) Characterization (b) Identification (c) Classification (d) Nomenclature
1 b,c,d only
2 a,b,d only
3 a,b,c,d
4 c,d only
Explanation:
The basic components of taxonomy are (a) Characterization (b) Identification (c) Classification (d) Nomenclature
BIOXI01: THE LIVING WORLD
330808
Which taxonomic term may be suggested for any rank in the classification?
1 Class
2 Order
3 Species
4 Taxon
Explanation:
A taxon refers to a category, rank or a unit of classification. Each category is a biological entity in itself. For example, tiger and animal both represent taxa. But tiger is an animal. This indicates that taxa refer to categories at different levels.
