the grouping of people into different levels or ranks according to their power or importance within a society or system

the systematic classification of plants and animals, based on their shared characteristics and evolutionary relationships

a taxonomic rank below species that represents a distinct population within a species, exhibiting consistent differences from other populations

a taxonomic rank used in biological classification that is lower than a tribe and higher than a genus

a taxonomic rank used to classify organisms that is below kingdom and above class

a taxonomic rank below that of subspecies and refers to distinct forms of a species that differ in minor ways

a collection of organisms within a species that have small differences from other similar groups

a taxonomic rank that is lower than phylum and higher than class

a taxonomic rank that comes between class and order, and includes one or more related orders

a taxonomic rank that is used to group related orders within a subclass or class of organisms

a taxonomic rank that comes below the order and above the infraorder

a taxonomic rank below the order level and above the family level, comprising closely related families of organisms

a distinct and broad type of habitat or ecological region occupied by various animal species, characterized by specific environmental conditions and biological communities

the collective existence of living organisms and their characteristics, such as growth, reproduction, adaptation, and response to stimuli

the highest taxonomic rank of organisms, above the kingdom level, which groups organisms based on their molecular, biochemical, and structural characteristics

the highest taxonomic classification that categorizes organisms, comprising five major biological groups

(biology) a taxonomic category between a class and a kingdom

(biology) a taxonomic category ranking between a division and an order

(biology) a taxonomic category between a class and a family

(biology) a taxonomic category that is between genus and order

(biology) any of the groups that plants, animals, etc. with similar characteristics are divided into, which is larger than a species and smaller than a family

a method of classification in biology that groups organisms based on their shared characteristics and evolutionary relationships

relating to the study of genes

something that is considered typical of a person, place, or thing and identifies them

a group of living things that includes all animals, which are multicellular organisms that can move, eat, and reproduce sexually

a taxonomic category that ranks below the family level and above the genus level, typically consisting of related genera

a taxonomic rank that comes between a subfamily and a genus, consisting of one or more genera that share certain characteristics

a taxonomic rank used in biological classification that is lower than a genus but higher than a species

(biology) a taxonomic category below species that has a distinct feature from other groups in the same species