How did Robert Whittaker change classification? He created an organizational hierarchy. He classified organisms as plants or animals. He added the Phylum and Family levels. He reorganized life into five kingdoms.

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4 June, 16:24

How did Robert Whittaker change classification? He created an organizational hierarchy. He classified organisms as plants or animals. He added the Phylum and Family levels. He reorganized life into five kingdoms.

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Deacon Williamson · Answer 1

The answer is he reorganized life into five kingdoms. The five kingdoms are Prokaryotae, Protoctista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. These are needed in order to classify the microorganisms in which kingdom they belong and the classifications of this to the ecosystem.