two-word symtem for naming organisms

is a taxonic category containing similar species

orders with common proerties are united

classes with similar charstics are assigned

as a grop of natural populations that are interbreeding or that could interbreed and that are reproductivly isolated from groups

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Question	Answer
the science of naming and classifying organisms	taxonmy
binomialnomenclature	two-word symtem for naming organisms
genus	is a taxonic category containing similar species
family	similar genera are grouped
order	similar famliys are combined
class	orders with common proerties are united
phylum	classes with similar charstics are assigned
kingdom	similar phyla are collected
domains	similar kingdoms are grouped
biological species	as a grop of natural populations that are interbreeding or that could interbreed and that are reproductivly isolated from groups