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the greeks developed the simple system used today for naming organisms?
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False
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Carolus Linnaeus simplified the system for naming groups of organisms?
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True
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Genus is the basic biological unit in the linnaean system?
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False
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species is a taxonomic cateogory containing several genera
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False
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two different organisms can have the same scientific name.
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False
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under the linnaean system of classification organisms are grouped based on form and stucture
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True
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the least inclusive group to which an organisms that share the same characteristics.
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False
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Each level of classification contains all organisms that share the same characteristics.
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True
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all of the organisms in the kingdom Animalia are multicellular heterotrophs whose cells lack cell walls.
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True
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Interbreeding individual of different species produse a hybrid.
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True
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Linnaeus' two-word system for naming organisms is called
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Binomial nomenclature
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All scientific names must have
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Two latin words
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The basic biological unit in the linnaean system of classification is the
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Species
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An advantage of our scientific naming system is that
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Biologists can communicate regardless of their native languages.
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Protista is an example of a
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Kingdom
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