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Tax­o­nom­ic Cat­e­gories Clas­si­fi­ca­tion is a hier­ar­chi­cal process of orga­niz­ing liv­ing organ­isms into groups based on shared char­ac­ter­is­tics. Each lev­el in this hier­ar­chy is a tax­o­nom­ic cat­e­go­ry, and all the cat­e­gories togeth­er form the tax­o­nom­ic hier­ar­chy. Each cat­e­go­ry rep­re­sents a rank or tax­on. Tax­o­nom­ic Hier­ar­chy The major tax­o­nom­ic cat­e­gories, in descend­ing order, are: Key Points Exam­ples Read more…

The Liv­ing World: A Sum­ma­ry 1. Won­der of Life 2. Diver­si­ty in the Liv­ing World 3. Need for Stan­dard­ized Nam­ing: Nomen­cla­ture 4. Clas­si­fi­ca­tion 5. Tax­on­o­my and Sys­tem­at­ics This sys­temised study of life ensures a com­pre­hen­sive under­stand­ing of its diver­si­ty and rela­tion­ships. PYQ’S