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A3.2Classification and Clasistics ( HL)
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Classification
Sorting
and
organising
of things or ideas (
organisms
) into groups or
categories
based on a set of
criteria
Classification
Allows us to better
organise
and
understand
the world around us; group similar things
Allows for better
communication
by providing a
common
language
to
discuss
/refer to a certain group of things
Allows us to be more
efficient
by being able to quickly find and
categorise
things
Allows further research and analysis to identify
patterns
and trends to understand things that have been classified
Carl Linnaeus
Developed much of the system of
classification
and
nomenclature
currently in use
Hierarchy of taxonomy
Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Intermediate
taxa
Subfamilies
and
superorders
Basis of classification
Shared characteristics
eg.
morphology
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