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When scientists first explored rainforests and began cataloging the vast numbers of organisms, descriptions and drawings were recorded in journals. Which tool would be most helpful in classifying the organisms?
binomial nomenclature
kingdom
What are similarities and differences between organisms?
telescope
dichotomous key
identify organisms
Latin and Greek
species
The smallest, most specific level of classifying organisms is the
binomial nomenclature
kingdom
What are similarities and differences between organisms?
telescope
dichotomous key
identify organisms
Latin and Greek
species
Which tool would NOT be helpful in the identification of characteristics of organisms n a dichotomous key investigation?
binomial nomenclature
kingdom
What are similarities and differences between organisms?
telescope
dichotomous key
identify organisms
Latin and Greek
species
What question might be the focus of a dichotomous key investigation?
binomial nomenclature
kingdom
What are similarities and differences between organisms?
telescope
dichotomous key
identify organisms
Latin and Greek
species
Scientists use which languages when classifying and naming organisms?
binomial nomenclature
kingdom
What are similarities and differences between organisms?
telescope
dichotomous key
identify organisms
Latin and Greek
species
Scientists use dichotomous keys to
binomial nomenclature
kingdom
What are similarities and differences between organisms?
telescope
dichotomous key
identify organisms
Latin and Greek
species
The two word naming system that includes Genus and species is called what?
binomial nomenclature
kingdom
What are similarities and differences between organisms?
telescope
dichotomous key
identify organisms
Latin and Greek
species
The largest, broadest rank in classifying organisms is called
binomial nomenclature
kingdom
What are similarities and differences between organisms?
telescope
dichotomous key
identify organisms
Latin and Greek
species
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