Across

2. How a scientific name should be written if it is being typed in a book or magazine.

Italicized

3. What does "binomial" mean?

4. A group of related orders. Mammalia is an example of a taxon

a Yo no information about the diversity

9. Main idea: Biologists use a system of classification to

of living things.

13. A group of related families.

15. A group of related classes.

17. The grouping of objects or organisms based on a set of criteria.

18. The unchanging language of science which is the basis for binomial nomenclature.

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Kylee Brooks

Biology

7 April, 19:15

Across

2. How a scientific name should be written if it is being typed in a book or magazine.

Italicized

3. What does "binomial" mean?

4. A group of related orders. Mammalia is an example of a taxon

a Yo no information about the diversity

9. Main idea: Biologists use a system of classification to

of living things.

13. A group of related families.

15. A group of related classes.

17. The grouping of objects or organisms based on a set of criteria.

18. The unchanging language of science which is the basis for binomial nomenclature.

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Nikolai Garrison · Answer 1

The scientific name should be italicized when it is types for a book or a magazine.

Binomial means consisting of two names. In biological studies, binomial nomenclature means the system of providing a unique name to every species present on the Earth based on their genus name and species name.

A group of related orders is called a class.

Biologists use the system of taxonomic classification to classify living things.

An order is a group of related families.

The scientific language is the unchanging language of science which is the basis for binomial nomenclature