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Asked: November 2, 2021In:
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(A). Genus (B). Order (C). Family (D). Class

(A). Genus
(B). Order
(C). Family
(D). Class

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  1. knowithere LEVEL 21

    Option A is the correct answer

    Option A is the correct answer

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Asked: June 12, 2020In:
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    The paternal or maternal come close to each other through their length and lie side by side  The process of paring  homologous Chromosome takes place which is known as synapsis . The formation of Syneptonemal complex take place between the space of homologous chromosome.

    • The paternal or maternal come close to each other

      through their length and lie side by side

    •  The process of paring  homologous Chromosome takes place which is known as synapsis .
    • The formation of Syneptonemal complex take place between the space of homologous chromosome.

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Asked: September 14, 2020In:
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    Niraz LEVEL 3

    The soap bubbles are almost perfect spheres because they have large surface area and negligible maases. The effect of gravitational force is almost nil and the shape of the bubbles is mainly due to surface tension.

    The soap bubbles are almost perfect spheres because they have large surface area and negligible maases. The effect of gravitational force is almost nil and the shape of the bubbles is mainly due to surface tension.

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(A). Genus and species (B). Order and class (C). Kingdom and class (D). Phylum and family

(A). Genus and species
(B). Order and class
(C). Kingdom and class
(D). Phylum and family

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  1. Heman LEVEL 16

    Option D is the correct answer !!! Linnaeus proposed that there were three broad groups, called kingdoms. These kingdoms were animals, plants, and minerals. He divided each of these kingdoms into classes. Classes were divided into orders. These were further divided into genera (genus is singular) anRead more

    Option D is the correct answer !!!
    Linnaeus proposed that there were three broad groups, called kingdoms. These kingdoms were animals, plants, and minerals. He divided each of these kingdoms into classes. Classes were divided into orders. These were further divided into genera (genus is singular) and then species.

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(A). Classification (B). Taxonomy (C). Heirarchy (D). Key

(A). Classification
(B). Taxonomy
(C). Heirarchy
(D). Key

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  1. Heman LEVEL 16

    Option C is the correct answer !!! Hierarcy is the process of arranging taxonomic categories in descending order where species is lowest and kingdom is at top.

    Option C is the correct answer !!!
    Hierarcy is the process of arranging taxonomic categories in descending order where species is lowest and kingdom is at top.

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(A). About 99% of all that lived on earth. (B). About 75% of all that lived on earth. (C). About 25% of all that lived on earth. (D). None of the above.

(A). About 99% of all that lived on earth.
(B). About 75% of all that lived on earth.
(C). About 25% of all that lived on earth.
(D). None of the above.

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  1. Heman LEVEL 16

    Option A is the correct answer !!!

    Option A is the correct answer !!!

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(A). Two or more names for the same taxon. (B). Species name repeats the generic name. (C). Identical name of two different taxa. (D). Name given to a taxon in local language.

(A). Two or more names for the same taxon.
(B). Species name repeats the generic name.
(C). Identical name of two different taxa.
(D). Name given to a taxon in local language.

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  1. Heman LEVEL 16

    Option C is the correct answer !!! identical name of two different taxa is Homonym.

    Option C is the correct answer !!!
    identical name of two different taxa is Homonym.

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