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Sistemática y clasificación taxonómica. Clasificación taxonómica  Reino  Phyllum  Clase  Orden  Familia  Género  Especie.

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1 Sistemática y clasificación taxonómica

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3 Clasificación taxonómica  Reino  Phyllum  Clase  Orden  Familia  Género  Especie

4 Clasificación Humanos  Reino ( Metazoa, metaphyta, protista, fungi, moneras)  Phyllum ( Chordata o Protochordata)  Clase (Mammalia, Aves, Reptilia, Amphibia, Peces)  Orden  Familia (Hominidae)  Género (Homo)  Especie (Homo sapiens)

5 Clasificación Humanos  Reino ( Metazoa, metaphyta, protista, fungi, moneras)  Phyllum ( Chordata o Protochordata)  Clase ( Mammalia, Aves, Reptilia, Amphibia, Peces)  Orden (  Familia (Hominidae)  Género (Homo)  Especie (Homo sapiens)

6 Clasificación Humanos  Reino ( Metazoa, metaphyta, protista, fungi, moneras)  Phyllum ( Chordata o Protochordata)  Clase ( Mammalia, Aves, Reptilia, Amphibia, Peces)  Orden (Carnivora, Primates, Chiroptera, Pachiderma, Monotrema, Artiodactyla, Perisodactyla)  Familia (Hominidae)  Género (Homo)  Especie (Homo sapiens)

7 Clasificación Humanos  Reino ( Metazoa, metaphyta, protista, fungi, moneras)  Phyllum ( Chordata o Protochordata)  Clase ( Mammalia, Aves, Reptilia, Amphibia, Peces)  Orden (  Familia (Hominidae)  Género (Homo)  Especie (Homo sapiens)

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