Biology Classification Evolution
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What is the primary focus of the initial system of classification in organisms?

  • Phylogenetic relationships
  • Habits and habitat (correct)
  • Cytology
  • External morphology

In what order are the characteristics of organisms considered in the classification system?

  • Habits, embryology, morphology, phylogenetic relationship, cytology
  • Habits, morphology, phylogenetic relationship, embryology, cytology
  • Habits, habitat, cytology, morphology, embryology
  • Habits, morphology, embryology, phylogenetic relationship, cytology (correct)

What is the most recent method used in the classification of organisms?

  • Embryology
  • Phylogenetic relationship
  • Cytology
  • Biochemical techniques (correct)

What is NOT a factor considered in the classification of organisms?

<p>Geological location (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary reason why the classification system has evolved over time?

<p>To accommodate new species and organisms (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Evolution of Classification Systems

  • Scientific study is an ongoing process, and new species and organisms are continually being discovered.
  • The initial system of classification focused on the habits and habitats of organisms.
  • Classification was later expanded to include external morphology as a key factor.
  • Morphology and embryology were subsequently incorporated into the classification system.
  • The phylogenetic relationship and cytology of organisms were also added to the classification process.
  • Modern classification systems utilize biochemical techniques to categorize organisms based on their nucleic acid components.

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Explore the progression of classification systems in biology, from habits and habitats to biochemical techniques.

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