<span>Classification systems are only as good as the criteria used to create them. Over time, those criteria that are considered "obsolete" will be trashed and new criteria developed. In this way, systems stay both relevant but able to reach across generations.</span>
ok from smallest to largest it's:
atom -> molecule -> macromolecule -> organelle -> cell -> tissue -> organ -> system -> organism -> population -> community -> ecosystem -> biosphere
I think a population involves <u>only a single species.</u>
But it looks like the Petri dish has several species of bacteria.
So I would say it's 1 level higher and that the answer is community.
Option D (56) is the correct answer.
What is a Plant Species?
Plant species refers to a grouping of related organisms that form a systematic unit, occupying a relatively constant place in nature and performing functions in the universal biological metabolism in a way that is unique to that grouping.
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