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9 March, 11:46

Which taxon group is more specific, in regards to organisms that are in that group? Mammalia Animalia

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  1. 9 March, 11:56
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    The right answer is Mammalia is more specific than Animalia.

    Mammals (Mammalia) are a taxon and a clade of vertebrate animals, which are themselves an Animalia taxon.

    There are major general characteristics that make it possible to classify Animalia in branch lines.

    * Arthropoda

    * Mollusca

    * Nematoda

    * Chordata (Mammalia among others)

    * Platyhelminthes

    * Annelida

    * Cnidaria

    * Echinodermata

    * Porifera ...
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