What means class in biology?

Answer 1

In biology, classification refers to how animals are placed in relation to one another. The classifications from most inclusive to most exclusive are:

Kingdom

Phylum

Class

Order

Family

Genus

Species

Organisms are usually referred to by their Genus name then Species name. The Genus name will be capitalized and the species will not. For example, humans are Homo sapiens. Genus- Homo, Species- sapien

Answer 2

In Biology, a class is a taxonomic rank below phylum and above order. It groups together organisms with similar characteristics and is used to classify and organize living organisms into hierarchical categories. Each class represents a distinct group of organisms that share common evolutionary characteristics.

Answer 3

to classify means to place certain objects into certain groups. for example, you could have a whole big jar of jellybeans, and if you put all the red ones in one pile and all the green ones in a different pile, then that is classification.

Answer 4

A class is a biological category classification of living organisms below a phylum and above an order.

Answer 5

It means to classify oranisms into multiple groups of the kingdom phylum class order family genes species.

Answer 6

to sort into 2 groups classification comes from the English word classify.

Answer 7

what does ut mean to classify animals