Question

living organism and classification of microbes​

Answer 1

Classification is the orderly arrangement of bacteria into groups. There is nothing inherently scientific about classification, and different groups of scientists may classify the same organisms differently.

Answer 2

Answer:

Microorganisms are classified into taxonomic categories to facilitate research and communication.

Learning Objectives

Assess how early life changed the earth

Key Points

The classification system is constantly changing with the advancement of technology.

The most recent classification system includes five kingdoms that are further split into phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species.

Microorganisms are assigned a scientific name using binomial nomenclature.