Answer:
Binomial nomenclature is a two word naming system using the genus as the first word and the species as the second word
Explanation:
For example, using binomial nomenclature we can classify a maple tree as the genus "Acer". Since there are so many species of maple trees, they have different names all starting with Acer.
- Acer rubrum = Red maple
- Acer saccharum = Sugar maple
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Chordata
notochord is a mesodermally rod like structure which forms vertebral column in higher vertebrates
Bias.
A major cigarette company wouldn't want their sales to go down so they'd publish a <em>biased</em> study claiming there's no link between cigarettes and cancer.
The size of plasmids ranges between 1 and 200 kbp (kilo-base pairs) and a DNA fragment that can be inserted into a plasmid vector is up to 20 kbp. Artificially constructed plasmids are often used as vectors in genetic engineering to clone and amplify (or express) particular genes.