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GCSE Biology - Classification - unfinished
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Mind Map on GCSE Biology - Classification - unfinished, created by Beth Coiley on 03/06/2015.
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GCSE Biology - Classification - unfinished
Problems with classification
Some hybrids are fertile
Two closely related species can sonmetimes interbreed
Some organisms reproduce asexually
Ring species
Begin as a single population of a species
As the species' range expands, ecological barriers can seperate sub-populations
These populations can spread and become isolated again
Eventually, a chain of populations is formed
Each population differs from the last
The populations at either end of the chain may be so different that they could be classified as a new species
Species
Can produce fertile offspring
How are organisms classified
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
The 5 kingdoms
Fungi
Prokaryotae
Mammalia
Protoctista
Plantae
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