Question

6. Different organisms belonging to different orders are placed in a single class due to the fact that
(1) They have all similar morphological and reproductive characters
(2) They have similar place of origin
(3) They share a common habitat
(4) They have few similar or common characters​

Answer 1

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(4) They have few similar or common characters

Answer 2

The correct answer is OPTION 4: They have few similar or common characters​.

• If two organisms share a few characteristics, the taxonomy system defines them as belonging to the same class.
• Taxonomy is a discipline of biology that deals with categorising living things.
• A taxon is a classification unit for a group of organisms. "The act of arranging distinct creatures into successive levels of the biological taxonomy in decreasing or ascending order from kingdom to species and vice versa is referred to as taxonomic hierarchy."
• A taxonomic category or rank represents each level of the system. The kingdom is always first in this classification system, followed by division, class, order, family, genus, and species.

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