Obligatory Hierarchy of Ranks, Table

Obligatory Hierarchy of Ranks, Table

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animals plants

Kingdom Animalia Plantae
Phylum Chordata Tracheophyta
Class Mammalia Pteropsida
Order Primates Coniferales
Family Hominidae Pinaceae
Genus Homo Pinus
Species Homo sapiens (man) Pinus strobus (white pine)

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