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Due to similarities, lion, tiger, and leopard are placed in which shared Family?

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Correct answer: Felidae

The correct answer is B: Felidae. Taxonomic ranks group organisms according to shared characteristics and evolutionary relationships. Lions, tigers, and leopards are large cats and share important features with domestic cats, so they belong to the family Felidae. A, Canidae, is the family of dogs, wolves, foxes, and related animals, not cats. C, Muscidae, is a family of flies, so it is unrelated to these mammals. D, Poaceae, is the grass family and contains flowering plants such as grasses and cereals. The word “family” is a rank above genus and below order. Memory cue: feline means cat-like, so Felidae is the cat family; canine means dog-like, so Canidae is the dog family.

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FelidaeAnimal TaxonomyFamily ClassificationTaxonomyBinomial NomenclatureTaxonomy Binomial NomenclatureThe Living WorldBiologyClass 11 Mcq

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