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Classification of the Living World — BIOLOGY STD 6 — Question

ICSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 6BIOLOGYClassification of the Living World5 Marks
Question
Differentiate between
Kingdom and Species
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Answer

Kingdom:
a. All living organisms are divided into five kingdoms.
b. It is the largest unit of classification.
c. The members of one kingdom are not very closely related.
d. The members of a kingdom cannot reproduce among tbemselves.
e. e.g. All plants belong to kingdom Plantae.
Species:
a. Members of a genus are divided into species.
b. It is the smallest unit of classification.
c. The members of one specie resemble each other very closely.
d. The members of a specie can reproduce among themselves.
e. e.g. Sunflower belongs to specie annuus

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