Clades and Classes. Classification Methods By ecology By form By ancestry.

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Clades and Classes

Classification Methods By ecology By form By ancestry

Hierarchical Taxonomy of Linnaeus THE RANKS OF OUR SPECIES KINGDOM: ANIMALIA (all living things that develop from a blastula) PHYLUM: VERTEBRATA (all animals that have articulated vertebrae) CLASS: MAMMALIA: (all vertebrates that have hair and feed their young with milk, have a single dentary and three bones in the middle ear) ORDER: PRIMATES (all mammals that have opposable thumbs, forward- facing eyes) FAMILY: HOMINIDAE (all primates that are large, >30-40 kg, tailless, and omnivorous, the Great Apes) GENUS: Homo (hominids that are bipedal with very fine body hair) SPECIES: Homo sapiens (a species of Homo that has a chin and small face)

Animal Kingdom

Vertebrates

Mammals within Vertebrates

Mammals

Primates

Hominidae Tree

Hominini Tree

Types of Clades Used in the Phylocode