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explain the taxonomic categories in detail
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Hierarchy of categories is the classification of organism in a definite sequence of categories (taxonomic categories) in a descending order starting from kingdom. ... The hierarchy includes seven obligate categories – kingdom, division or phylum, class, order, family, genus and species.
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There are seven taxonomical categories such as :
1.Kingdom - It is the highest taxonomical category with very few common characteristics. Example - Plantae, Animalia etc.
2.Divison or Phylum - A group of related class having less similar characters when compared with class, order, family, Genus and species. Example - Chordata.
3.Class - It is the group of related order having less similar characters when compared to order,family, Genus and species. Example - Mammalia.
4.Order - It is a group of related families having less similar characters when compared to family Genus and species.
Example - Carnivora, Polynomials etc.
5.Family - Group of related genus having few similar characters when compared to Genus and species. Example - Felidae, solanacea etc.
6.Genus - It is a group of related species having common characters.
Example - Solanum, mangifera etc.
7.Species - It is a group of individuals having fundamental similarities are called as species.
Example - indica, tuberosome etc.