an you answer all the parts of this question about this picture  A: This organism is a member of what subclass? B: This organism is a member of what order?

Which is the smallest, most exclusive taxonomic group out of these choices? order O class O domain O family

Direction: You must Answer no.1 to no. 5. Multiple Choice only. No need to explain each answer. Provide a correct letter as correct answer to each question. Zoom in the picture in order to see it clearly. Thank you in advance.

Orders are divided into? Classes Phyla Kingdoms Domains Species

why is it important to name organisms? Prionance glauca is sometimes referred to as the blue whaler shark because the shark used to attack the carcasses of whales being towed by whaling ships. discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using common names like these. what are the advantages and disadvantages of using scientific names to describe species?

Moving to another question will save this response. Question 3 What is the most diverse and inclusive classification group? O1. domain 2. genus O 3. kingdom 4. phylum 5. species A Moving to another question will save this response.

1) Select the concept below that best demonstrates compartmentalization of function in living things. Group of answer choices horizontal gene transfer flatness of flatworms organelles in eukaryotic cells circular chromosome of prokaryotic cells the Miller-Urey experiment gastrovascular cavity the RNA World hypothesis

1.Compare and contrast (give an account of similarities and differences between two items, referring to both items throughout the answer) a representative species from two similar kingdoms. A T chart or table might be a good way to organize your answers. 2.All life has similar requirements but there is a great diversity in how species meet those requirements. Compare how unicellular and multicellular organisms meet their requirements of life. Think about the requirements for life and how the content from this unit connects

why systematics is obsolete?

Which of the following statement is not a line of evidence supporting the endosymbiotic theory for the evolution of eukaryotes?   Question 8 options:   Mitochondria and plastids have their own circular DNA which is similar to bacterial DNA.   Mitochondria and plastids can both live and reproduce outside of a cell.   Mitochondria and plastids are separated from the rest of the cell by a membrane.   Mitochondria and plastids reproduce independently of the rest of the cell.