Validation - question two

Question 1

section one

Answer 1

the Linnaean classification system was developed during the early 1700s. the original classification system involves Carolus Linnaeus placing organisms into groups on observed features.

Question 2

section two

Answer 2

the modern classification system consists of an eight-level hierarchal system. the higher the taxonomic level the more organisms in that group. the eight levels are domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus and species.

Question 3

section three

Answer 3

classification is used to achieve organisation as there is a massive amount of information and making it organised can make it easier to access and interoperate.

Question 4

section four

Answer 4

classification allows communication between scientists around the globe to share ideas despite language barriers

Question 5

section five

Answer 5

classification allows further studies to be conducted as patterns and trends are easier to recognise when organisms are accurately grouped