Biology Chapter on Linnaean Taxonomy

A group of organisms that are reproductively isolated from other groups.

A group of organisms that share a common ancestor, but may have significant physical differences.

A group of organisms that share similar physical characteristics and are likely to be closely related. (correct)

The smallest unit of classification in the Linnaean system.

It relies solely on physical similarities, potentially grouping organisms with different evolutionary histories. (correct)

It does not account for genetic diversity within species.

It is too complex and cumbersome for practical use.

It does not include information on ecological roles and interactions between organisms.

Canis lupus familiaris

familiaris lupus

Canis familiaris (correct)

Canis lupus

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