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11 June, 16:05

What is the most specific classic that humans and tigers have in common

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  1. 11 June, 16:08
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    Both human and tigers are under kingdom animalia class mammalia.
  2. 11 June, 16:23
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    The correct answer is Class. We can see in the table that the human and the tiger are from the same class. (Mammalia). Mammals (Mammalia) are a taxon and a clade (a cladistic grouping of biological lines) of vertebrate animals.
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