Question

Which level of classification is the most specific (only one type of organism). How did you come to this answer

Answer 1

Species

Explanation:

Species are the most specific level of classification of life forms. The species level has specific and limited organism type.

• The kingdom is the most broad level of taxonomic classification as it is made up of diverse organisms.
• For example animals belongs to a kingdom animalia.
• The species is made up of only one type of organisms.

Organisms in the species can interbreed and produce a fertile offspring.

• Human being belong to the Homo sapiens specie that can interbreed between one another. They are just one specie.
• A tiger can produce an offspring with a lion called a liger. But a liger is sterile and cannot produce viable offspring.
• Therefore, a tiger and lion might belong to the same animal kingdom but are of different species.

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