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Show the outline classification of the animal kingdom by a chart only.

Important Questions on Classification of Diversity of Life : Taxonomy

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A TEXT BOOK OF LIFE SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT CLASS 9>Chapter 3 - Classification of Diversity of Life : Taxonomy>EXERCISE>Q 8
The science of classification is termed as-
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A TEXT BOOK OF LIFE SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT CLASS 9>Chapter 3 - Classification of Diversity of Life : Taxonomy>EXERCISE>Q 13
Autotrophic thallophytes containing green pigment chlorophyll called-
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A TEXT BOOK OF LIFE SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT CLASS 9>Chapter 3 - Classification of Diversity of Life : Taxonomy>EXERCISE>Q 1
Linnaeus classified living organisms into _____ kingdoms.
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A TEXT BOOK OF LIFE SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT CLASS 9>Chapter 3 - Classification of Diversity of Life : Taxonomy>EXERCISE>Q 3
A taxon is the unit of taxonomy.
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A TEXT BOOK OF LIFE SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT CLASS 9>Chapter 3 - Classification of Diversity of Life : Taxonomy>EXERCISE>Q 5
Mention the important difference between Chordata and Non-chordata.
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A TEXT BOOK OF LIFE SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT CLASS 9>Chapter 3 - Classification of Diversity of Life : Taxonomy>EXERCISE>Q 6
Show the outline classification of phylum Chordata by a chart with one example of each subgroup.
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A TEXT BOOK OF LIFE SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT CLASS 9>Chapter 3 - Classification of Diversity of Life : Taxonomy>EXERCISE>Q 7
Show the gradual changes in the gross anatomy of the heart in Fish, Amphibia, Reptilia and Mammalia.
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A TEXT BOOK OF LIFE SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT CLASS 9>Chapter 3 - Classification of Diversity of Life : Taxonomy>EXERCISE>Q 8

Name the respective phylum/class where the following animals belong:

(a) Salamander (b) Platypus (c) Hagfish (d) Dogfish (e) Ascidia.