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The core of Linnaeus' system of biological classification is a close examination of physical similarities and differences between groups of organisms. That is, comparisons of

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The core of Linnaeus' system of biological classification is a close examination of physical similarities and differences between groups of organisms. That is, comparisons of similarities in obvious physical traits.

  • Taxonomy, or the science of categorizing and naming living things, was founded by Carolus Linnaeus.
  • The creation of a hierarchical framework for classifying nature was one of his accomplishments.
  • Eight taxa are currently part of this system: domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species.
  • Living creatures are still categorized using the Linnean method, but we now recognize that the divisions into Kingdoms and Species are somewhat arbitrary.
  • Physical comparisons can occasionally be deceptive, but they are frequently useful for determining connections between species.
  • Sharks, dolphins, and penguins are not closely related, but because they swim through the water, they have all developed streamlined body shapes.

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