Why is it important to classify the millions of species on Earth?

to have common names that everyone can remember

to more easily sequence their genetic material

to create scientific names that only scientists can learn

to organize them and speak about them accurately

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Tess

Biology

5 June, 05:59

Why is it important to classify the millions of species on Earth?

to have common names that everyone can remember

to more easily sequence their genetic material

to create scientific names that only scientists can learn

to organize them and speak about them accurately

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Leslie Graham · Answer 1

Leslie Graham 5 June, 06:04

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D would be the correct answer.

Paulina Bray · Answer 2

D is correct.

A is incorrect because there is no way to remember all the names.

B is incorrect because classifying species does not really have to do with genetic material

C is incorrect because anyone can learn about scientific names; not just scientists.

Why is it important to classify the millions of species on Earth?to have common names that everyone can rememberto more easily sequence their genetic materialto create scientific names that only scientists can learnto organize them and speak about them accurately

Why is it important to classify the millions of species on Earth?

to have common names that everyone can remember

to more easily sequence their genetic material

to create scientific names that only scientists can learn

to organize them and speak about them accurately