Can you classify one example of a plant and one example of an animal from domain to species level?

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Sourav Pan · Answer

Here’s an example of a plant and an animal classified from the domain to species level:
Example of a Plant: Tomato

 	Domain: Eukarya
 	Kingdom: Plantae
 	Phylum (Division): Angiosperms (Anthophyta)
 	Class: Eudicots
 	Order: Solanales
 	Family: Solanaceae
 	Genus: Solanum
 	Species: Solanum lycopersicum

Example of an Animal: Lion

 	Domain: Eukarya
 	Kingdom: Animalia
 	Phylum: Chordata
 	Class: Mammalia
 	Order: Carnivora
 	Family: Felidae
 	Genus: Panthera
 	Species: Panthera leo

These classifications reflect the hierarchical structure used in biological taxonomy, illustrating the relationships and characteristics shared by each organism within their respective groups.

Can you classify one example of a plant and one example of an animal from domain to species level?

Example of a Plant: Tomato

Example of an Animal: Lion

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Can you classify one example of a plant and one example of an animal from domain to species level?

Example of a Plant: Tomato

Example of an Animal: Lion

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