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<span>d. primates, haplorhini, anthropoidea, catarrhini, hominoidea, hominidea, homininae, hominine, homo, and sapiens.
</span>The classification levels of humans from order to species:
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Subphylum: Vertebrata
Class: Mammalia
Subclass: Theria
Infraclass: Eutheria
Order: Primates
Suborder: Anthropoidea
Superfamily: Hominoidea
Family: Hominidae
Genus: Homo
Species: sapiens
Color: chrom- (example: chromosome - it's a structure that can be stained and therefore presents color)
Between: inter- (example: intermembrane space - it's the space that can be found between two membranes, in a mitochondrion for example)
Body: -some (or soma-) (example: liposome - it's a body/structure, spherical vesicle, that is limited by a lipid bilayer)
Water: aqu- (or aqua-) (example: aquaporins - are water channels, membrane proteins that form pores in the cells' membrane to facilitate transport of water between them)
across: trans- (example: transmembrane protein - a type membrane protein that is positioned across a biological membrane)
two: bi- (example: lipid bilayer - a polar membrane that has two layers of lipids)
little, small: -elle (example: organelle -<span> a specialized small unit/organ within a </span><span>cell, which is a small organ in itself)</span>
El sistema de nomenclatura binominal identifica a una especie inequívocamente, pues no puede haber dos especies diferentes con el mismo nombre y evita la pluralidad de nombres comunes con el que se la pueda conocer según el idioma o región, que además pueden nombrar a más de un taxón diferente.
And they are made up of hydrogen as well. Hope this helps!
