A Natural Classification System Differs from an Artificial Classification System

question 11

Multiple Choice

A natural classification system differs from an artificial classification system in that a natural classification system:

• A) reflects the evolutionary relationships among organisms.
• B) is based on plant form: trees, shrubs, undershrubs, and herbs.
• C) is based on the number and arrangement of stamens in the flower.
• D) classifies organisms by means of one or a few characters.
• E) classifies organisms primarily as an aid to identification.

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