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4. Which of these choices presents the three narrowest taxa (the most specific groups of related organisms) order from broadest to narrowest? Family, Genus, Species Species, Genus, Family Order, Family, Species Family, Order, Species 5. Which of these choices presents the three broadest taxa (groups of related organisms) in order from broadest to narrowest?Domain, Kingdom, Phylum Kingdom, Class, Order Kingdom, Phylum, Genus Domain, Phylum, Order 6. Which organism has its scientific name presented correctly in binomial nomenclature? Canis familiaris Canis familiaris Canis Familiaris Canis familiaris

4. Which of these choices presents the three narrowest taxa (the most specific groups of related organisms) order from broadest to narrowest? Family, Genus, Species Species, Genus, Family Order, Family, Species Family, Order, Species 5. Which of these choices presents the three broadest taxa (groups of related organisms) in order from broadest to narrowest?Domain, Kingdom, Phylum Kingdom, Class, Order Kingdom, Phylum, Genus Domain, Phylum, Order 6. Which organism has its scientific name presented correctly in binomial nomenclature? Canis familiaris Canis familiaris Canis Familiaris Canis familiaris

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**Taxonomy and Classification in Biology** 4. **Which of these choices presents the three narrowest taxa (the most specific groups of related organisms) in order from broadest to narrowest?** - Family, Genus, Species - Species, Genus, Family - Order, Family, Species - Family, Order, Species 5. **Which of these choices presents the three broadest taxa (groups of related organisms) in order from broadest to narrowest?** - Domain, Kingdom, Phylum Options: - Kingdom, Class, Order - Kingdom, Phylum, Genus - Domain, Phylum, Order 6. **Which organism has its scientific name presented correctly in binomial nomenclature?** Options: - Canis familiaris - Canis Familaris - Canis familIaris - Canis familiaris 7. **Would the following organism be a protist, fungus, bacterium, or none of these? A microbe with no nucleus that contains peptidoglycan in its cell walls.** Options: - Fungus - Protist - Bacterium - Not a protist, fungus, or bacterium 8. **Would the following organism be a protist, fungus, bacterium, or none of these? A multicellular eukaryote whose main body is a mycelium made of hyphae.** Options: - Bacterium - Fungus - Not a protist, fungus, or bacterium - Protist This content provides multiple-choice questions focusing on the classification and naming of organisms, critical concepts in biology.
Transcribed Image Text:**Taxonomy and Classification in Biology** 4. **Which of these choices presents the three narrowest taxa (the most specific groups of related organisms) in order from broadest to narrowest?** - Family, Genus, Species - Species, Genus, Family - Order, Family, Species - Family, Order, Species 5. **Which of these choices presents the three broadest taxa (groups of related organisms) in order from broadest to narrowest?** - Domain, Kingdom, Phylum Options: - Kingdom, Class, Order - Kingdom, Phylum, Genus - Domain, Phylum, Order 6. **Which organism has its scientific name presented correctly in binomial nomenclature?** Options: - Canis familiaris - Canis Familaris - Canis familIaris - Canis familiaris 7. **Would the following organism be a protist, fungus, bacterium, or none of these? A microbe with no nucleus that contains peptidoglycan in its cell walls.** Options: - Fungus - Protist - Bacterium - Not a protist, fungus, or bacterium 8. **Would the following organism be a protist, fungus, bacterium, or none of these? A multicellular eukaryote whose main body is a mycelium made of hyphae.** Options: - Bacterium - Fungus - Not a protist, fungus, or bacterium - Protist This content provides multiple-choice questions focusing on the classification and naming of organisms, critical concepts in biology.
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