Qual dos seguintes grupos inclui organismos mais relacionados entre si? A: Filo B: Família C: Género D: Espécie E: Raça

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Used googled translate and it said:

Which of the following groups includes more closely related organisms?
A. Phylum
B. Family
C. Genus
D. Species
E. Race

Using the classification introduced by <span>Carolus Linnaeus, the closely related organisms are under the group of D. SPECIES.

Domain </span>→ Kingdom → Phylum → Subphyla → Class → Order → Family → Genus → Species

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