When a Classification Is Done Properly (According to a Consistent

question 53

Multiple Choice

When a classification is done properly (according to a consistent principle) , the species will be:

• A)enumerated and alphabetized
• B)alphabetized and mutually exclusive
• C)mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive
• D)jointly exhaustive and enumerated
• E)alphabetized and jointly exhaustive

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Definitions:

Continuous Gradation

A seamless and gradual progression or transition from one condition, form, or level to another.

Cline

A gradient of genetic variation or phenotypic traits within a species across a geographical area, often resulting from environmental pressures or migration.

Genomes

The complete set of genetic material in an organism, encompassing all of its genes.

Genetic Comparison

The analysis and comparison of genetic sequences between individuals or species to study evolutionary relationships and genetic diversity.