Classification Hierarchy of Organisms

Sep 19, 2014

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Classification Hierarchy of Organisms. By: Amy Pavy Mercedes Moriarity Kim Varnell Izzi Levan. Duck. Family: Anatidae. Grass. Kingdom: Plantae. Humans. Genus/Species: Homosapiens. Sparrow. Phylum: Chordata. Palm Tree. Class: Liliopsida. Bottlebrush Red Flowering Plant. Order:

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Classification Hierarchy of Organisms By: Amy Pavy Mercedes Moriarity Kim Varnell Izzi Levan
Duck Family: Anatidae
Grass Kingdom: Plantae
Humans Genus/Species: Homosapiens
Sparrow Phylum: Chordata
Palm Tree Class: Liliopsida
Bottlebrush Red Flowering Plant Order: Myrtales
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