Question

Biological systematics and ethnoscience differ in what way? Ethnoscience and systemics both attempt to examine how all societies classify the world the same. Ethnoscience attempts to understand how people understand the world and plant systematics attempts to use classification to document evolutionary relationships between organisims. Ethnoscience attempts to model cognitive evolution, whereas biological systematics attempts to trace cultural variation. Biological systematics focuses on all organisms, and ethnoscience only studies plants.

Answer 1

Answer:

Ethnoscience attempts to understand how people understand the world and plant systematics attempts to use classification to document evolutionary relationships between organisims

Explanation:

Ethnoscience is a study about how people see the world around them. This study shows how different people understand the nature and life under the influence of different cultures.

On the other hand, systematics shows relationships among living things through a certain period of time. Those relationships are graphically represented by phylogenetic trees or cladograms.