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Biodiversity and Nomenclature

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Ten animals are sorted by class. The bat, the whale and the mongoose are Mammalia.
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A museum notice says: "Systematics is just another word for taxonomy." What does the word…
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A zoologist finds a frog in the Western Ghats.
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A student writes: "The onion, Allium cepa, garlic, Allium sativum, and garlic chives, Allium…
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Read the name Apis mellifera Linn., the honey bee.
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Here are six names: Brassica juncea (mustard), Brassica oleracea (cabbage), Allium cepa (onion)…
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Each of these is written wrongly. Say what is wrong, and write it correctly: (a) azadirachta…
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Check these five names by the rules of binomial nomenclature (two words, the genus starts with a…
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9.
Give three reasons why biologists need a system for naming and grouping organisms.
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10.
A starfish is not a fish, a cuttlefish is not a fish, and the insects called white ants are…
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Eight common names from two languages are: haldi, turmeric, dhaniya, coriander, lahsun, garlic…
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12.
A survey of a wetland found 85 kinds of plants, 60 kinds of birds, 240 kinds of insects, 12 kinds…
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