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GCSE level School Biology Notes: How we classify living organisms
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The CLASSIFICATION of living organisms - plants and animals - prokaryotes and eukaryotes * Doc Brown's GCSE level biology exam revision study notes * * Sub-index of pages on classification in biology (1) Traditional method of classifying living organisms - Linnaean system of five kingdoms (2) Examples of using the traditional system: From kingdom to species (3) The classification of vertebrates and some problems with classification (4) Other examples of classifications: Arthropods and plants (5) Modern developments in the classification of living things - the three domain system (6) An evolutionary tree of life based on modern genetics (read 5 first) (7) The naming of organisms - Linnaeus Latin names of the binomial system
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