The Systematics of Today Is Very Different from the Systematics

question 97

Multiple Choice

The systematics of today is very different from the systematics learned a generation ago. As a result, which statements is the least accurate? ​

• A)The biological species concept has no validity.
• B)The number of existing species is known with certainty.
• C)The Linnaean system of classification is wrong most of the time.
• D)Morphological traits are not reliable for determining species relationships.
• E)Evolutionary-based classification has entirely re-organized the classification and categories of organisms and their relationships to one another.

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Definitions:

Watered Stocks

Shares of a company that have been issued at a price far greater than the asset value of the company, leading to an inflation of the company's market value without an increase in actual capital.

Fair Market Value

The price a willing, informed, and not under pressure buyer would pay to a willing, informed, and not under pressure seller in the market.

No-Par

No-par refers to shares of stock issued without a par value, which means the stock's face value is not set and is determined by the market.

Sub-Par

A term indicating something is below an expected level of quality, performance, or standard.