Scientific classification Summary

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  • 8 Encyclopedia Articles

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Encyclopedia Articles (8)

478 words, approx. 2 pages
Systematist Systematics is the field of biology that deals with the diversity of life. It is the study of organisms living today and in the past, and of the relationships among these organisms. System... Read more
2,355 words, approx. 8 pages
Homo Religiosus HOMO RELIGIOSUS. When the Swedish botanist Linnaeus developed his system of biological classification in the eighteenth century, the Enlightenment's ideal of rationality strongl... Read more
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The Search for New Systems of Classification Overview As naturalists began to expand their reach and study more and more of the Earth, they began to find such a bounty of plants and animals that the c... Read more
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Class The term Class refers to a taxonomic level within the hierarchical system of classification between Phylum and Order. Organisms are included in this taxon based upon several methods of scientifi... Read more
461 words, approx. 2 pages
Classification Classification is the categorization of living organisms into a hierarchical series of groups. Based on the work of Carl Linnaeus during the eighteenth century, classification was devis... Read more
710 words, approx. 3 pages
Classification, Biological Biological classification is a formal system of identifying, naming, and grouping individual organisms. While various systems have existed since antiquity, the modern classi... Read more
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Class Class is a central part of object-oriented programming. Class is defined as a category of objects, which also defines all the common properties of the different objects that belong to it. A prog... Read more
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Class Social inequalities are ancient, but the concept of class evolved only in the nineteenth century with the increasing division of labor accompanying industrialization. Karl Marx (1818–1883... Read more