Question

method of grouping organisms based on their Similarities​

Answer 1

The method of grouping organisms based on the similarities among them is known as taxonomic classification.

• Taxonomic classification is the relative way of grouping organisms in a taxonomic hierarchy.
• Groups (taxons) are formed and given ranks known as taxonomic ranks. Species, genus, family, order, etc. are examples of taxonomic ranks.
• A given rank contains under it less general categories, i.e. more specific descriptions of life forms.

• Carolus Linnaeus, a prominent biologist started this system of grouping organisms in 1758.

So, taxonomic classification is the method of grouping organisms according to their similarities.

Answer 2

CLASSIFICATION

1. Classification is the process of grouping organisms into groups or sets based on their similarities and differences.

2. It simplifies and organises the study of a large range of species.

3. It helps to comprehend how different organisms have evolved over time.

3. It aids in the comprehension of interactions between organisms.

4. It serves as a foundation for the study of other biological disciplines, such as biogeography.

5. There are some aspects or properties that are used to classify living beings. These are known as characteristics.

6. Organisms with similar traits are grouped together.