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1 CLASSIFICATION

2 Taxonomy Living things are classified in a hierarchial system
There are five main groups called KINGDOMS

3 The Five Kingdoms Animalia (Humans) Monera (Bacteria) Protista
Plantae (Plants) Fungi Animalia (Humans)

4 Animalia Kingdom Kingdoms are then divided further until they are divided into species.

5 KINGDOMS Many organisms Few features in common Phylum (Phyla) Class Order Family Genus Species One type of organisms Nearly all features the same

6 Human Classification: Homo sapiens
KINGDOMS Animalia Phylum (Phyla) Chordata Class Mammalia Order Primates Family Hominidae Genus Homo Species sapiens

7 KINGS PLAY CHESS ON FORM GREEN SURFBOARDS

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