How the knowledge of classification be applied to assess the characteristics of different organisms when visit to zoo, herbaria or gardens?
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Answer:
Classification and comparison of any organism of the help of texonomecal keys and on the basis of physical features and mode of nutrition.
Explanation:
Organisms are classified in groups and sub-groups on the basis of similarities and differences. so in order to compare two organisms, start with the similarities that are present between them. If similarities are more so they belong to the same group or if differences are more than both are placed in different groups. for classification, see the physical appearance of organism, mode of nutrition and habitat etc. If organisms are identical, they belong to the same species, if one or two characters are different so their genus will be same but specie is different. In zoo animals are different from the animals which is present in garden so compare the physical features of zoo and garden animals.