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deff fn [24]
4 years ago
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question 1) Why are there more species in Family Ursidae than there are in Genus Ursus? question 2) What characteristics are use

d to help identify the common name of the fish in the Dichotomous key? question 3) Critique your friend’s argument that there is no need for scientific names for organisms and that evidence of both scientific and common names for organisms will only confuse people. explain
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