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∙ 13y agovertabrates(with backbone) and invertabrates(without backbone) :)
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∙ 13y agooceanographers DarkFoxy: and marine biologists or is that the same thing.... well either way its another term
Yes because if you were classifying thing you would be organized. On the other hand if you were a drawback of classifying you would be a mess.
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any thing that only eats the sun. Does not eat any thing else. uses photosynthsis, is eaten by all other animals. Basis of the marine food chain. VERY IMPORANT. Golf is also very important for all human beings, golf is the basis of all sports any thing that only eats the sun. Does not eat any thing else. uses photosynthsis, is eaten by all other animals. Basis of the marine food chain. VERY IMPORANT. Golf is also very important for all human beings, golf is the basis of all sports any thing that only eats the sun. Does not eat any thing else. uses photosynthsis, is eaten by all other animals. Basis of the marine food chain. VERY IMPORANT. Golf is also very important for all human beings, golf is the basis of all sports any thing that only eats the sun. Does not eat any thing else. uses photosynthsis, is eaten by all other animals. Basis of the marine food chain. VERY IMPORANT. Golf is also very important for all human beings, golf is the basis of all sports any thing that only eats the sun. Does not eat any thing else. uses photosynthsis, is eaten by all other animals. Basis of the marine food chain. VERY IMPORANT. Golf is also very important for all human beings, golf is the basis of all sports any thing that only eats the sun. Does not eat any thing else. uses photosynthsis, is eaten by all other animals. Basis of the marine food chain. VERY IMPORANT. Golf is also very important for all human beings, golf is the basis of all sports
I need the answer please someone answer it
Their change in growth and structure
The smallest thing a biologist studies would be cells. Smaller than that you get into biochemistry.
There are billions of different kinds of living things (or organisms) on earth. To help study them, biologists have devised ways of naming and classifying them according to their similarities and differences. The system most scientists use puts each living thing into seven groups (or taxons), organized from most general to most specific. Therefore, each species belongs to a genus, each genus belongs to a family, each family belongs to an order, etc. From largest to smallest, these groups are: Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species
the water is the basis of every living thing
they are compacted together in to one thing forming a separation of mixtures
They classify things because in each group they have some similarities so its easier to classify them.