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Reil [10]
2 years ago
6

Methods of classification of organisms have changed over time. Which sequence shows these changes?.

Biology
1 answer:
Yuki888 [10]2 years ago
5 0

The study of a living being is called biology. There are two types of species that are living and these rare plants and animals.

The correct answer is described as follows

<h3>What is taxonomy?</h3>
  • The classification of the species and arranging them into different hierarchy levels is called taxonomy.

The criteria for the classification is changed over periods of time and still changing as we are developing in modern science.

The first classification has used the habitat to classify the species. After that various scientists came they start to classify the species in a different manner.

The other classification is based on the cell wall and cell organization.

After that, the final classification is based on the 5 different criteria out of which the criteria are:-

  • cell level
  • cell organisation
  • mode of nutrient
  • mode of reproduction
  • tissue level

Hence, the answer is mentioned as described.

For more information about the taxonomy, refer to the link:-

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