Why do we classify organisms?
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Classification is a method of arranging organisms into orderly categories based on their biological and physical characteristics. It is actually the systemic grouping of organisms based on their structural and evolutionary properties. Binomial nomenclature is the most common type of scientific classification. Scientists classify organisms in order to understand their characteristics. All things that are alive can be referred to as organisms and it is important to understand their nature. The top level of the classification system is called Kingdom
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Classification makes the study of a wide variety of organisms easier .
This helps us in understanding evolutionary history of organisms easily.
It helps in providing knowledge about origin and genetic relationship among organisms easily.
It provides information needed for all the branches of biology.
By studying anyone organisam of a group we are able to tell some characteristic about the other organisms in that group.
This helps us in understanding evolutionary history of organisms easily.
It helps in providing knowledge about origin and genetic relationship among organisms easily.
It provides information needed for all the branches of biology.
By studying anyone organisam of a group we are able to tell some characteristic about the other organisms in that group.
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