Order

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A taxonomic group that consists of related families

Real World Example

Imagine trying to organize a chaotic kitchen pantry where various food items are scattered without order. Just like grouping similar food items together, such as placing all cereals on one shelf and canned goods on another, a taxonomic order classifies related families of species into a structured group. In this analogy, the shelves represent the taxonomic order, each grouping similar 'families' of food (or species) together, making it easier to find and understand the relationships between them.

Practice Version

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