1. The flow chart below indicates the hierarchical levels of the Linnaean classification system.

In the flow chart, the classification levels become more specific from left to right. An individual Kingdom, for example, is a more general rank, and contains more organisms, than an individual Phylum contained within that Kingdom.

Domain is another classification rank that can be used to classify organisms. Where would Domain best fit in the hierarchical chart shown above?

a.)between Genus and Species
b.)between Kingdom and Phylum
c.)after Species
d.)before Kingdom

Question

1. The flow chart below indicates the hierarchical levels of the Linnaean classification system.

In the flow chart, the classification levels become more specific from left to right. An individual Kingdom, for example, is a more general rank, and contains more organisms, than an individual Phylum contained within that Kingdom.

Domain is another classification rank that can be used to classify organisms. Where would Domain best fit in the hierarchical chart shown above?

a.)between Genus and Species
b.)between Kingdom and Phylum
c.)after Species
d.)before Kingdom