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At which level in taxonomic hierarchy are the maximum structural similarities found among organisms?

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Correct answer: Species

Correct answer: A, species. Taxonomic hierarchy moves from more specific groups to broader groups. A species is the basic and most specific commonly used taxonomic category in this list. Organisms placed in the same species share the greatest number of basic structural and other defining characters compared with organisms grouped only in the same genus, family or kingdom. A genus contains several related species, so its members share fewer characters than members of one species. A family includes related genera, and a kingdom includes an extremely wide range of organisms; therefore their similarities are progressively less specific. B, C and D are wrong because each represents a broader category. A useful warning is that “maximum similarity” refers to similarity of defining characters within the hierarchy, not that every individual organism is physically identical.

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SpeciesTaxonomic HierarchyStructural SimilarityClassificationTaxonomyBinomial NomenclatureTaxonomy Binomial NomenclatureThe Living WorldBiology

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