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Juli2301 [7.4K]
3 years ago
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In ancient Greece, Aristotle developed a system of classification which was used for the next 2000 years to describe relationshi

ps between living things. Which of the following questions would be most difficult to answer based on Aristotle's classification of living things?
Are cows more complex than oak trees?
Are tomato plants higher or lower than snails?
Which species shows less complexity, a cat, or a dog?
Which organism is lower, a squirrel or a lobster?
Biology
1 answer:
oksano4ka [1.4K]3 years ago
7 0

Are cows more complex than oak trees? and ''Which species shows less complexity, a cat, or a dog?'' are the questions that would be most difficult.

<h3>Aristotle's classification of living things</h3>

The above question would be difficult to answer based on Aristotle's classification of living things because the Aristotle's classification of living things is not able to answer such complex questions.

There is no technology at that time which can make the complex structure of organisms so we can conclude that cows more complex than oak trees? and ''Which species shows less complexity, a cat, or a dog?'' are the questions that would be most difficult.

Learn more about classification here: brainly.com/question/385616

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