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Linnaean Classification Scheme

Taxonomic Scheme Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species

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Taxonomic Scheme Domain- Eukarya Kingdom - Animal Phylum - Chordate Sub-phylum- Vertebrate Class - Mammal Order - Primate Family - Hominid Genus - Homo Species - Homo sapiens

Plants are a little different…

Taxonomic Scheme Domain- Eukarya Kingdom - Plantae Division- Tracheophyta Class - Angiosperma Order - Rosales Family - Rosaceae Genus - Rosa Species - Rosa gallita

White Oak

Taxonomic Scheme Domain- Eukarya Kingdom - Plantae Division- Magnoliophyta Class - Magnoliopsida Order - Fagales Family - Fagaceae Genus - Quercus Species - Quercus alba

Someone familiar LevelNameDescription KingdomAnimaliaAnimals PhylumChordata Animals with backbones ClassAvesAnimals called Birds OrderPasseriformesBirds that perch FamilyTurdidaeAll Thrushes GenusTurdusSimilar Thrushes SpeciesTurdus migratorius L.American Robin

Rules ‘species’ is both singular and plural Genus and species are always italicized (or underlined) Genus name is always capitalized, specific epithet is NEVER capitalized

Golden-winged Warbler Vermivora chrysoptera (L. 1766)

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