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How does classification help in studying biodiversity?

  1. A
    It groups organisms based on their genetic differences
  2. B
    It helps identify relationships between different species
  3. C
    It focuses only on external morphology
  4. D
    It categorizes only known species

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Classification organizes the immense variety of life, allowing scientists to identify patterns and relationships between species, which is essential for understanding and conserving biodiversity.

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How does classification help in studying biodiversity?
A
It groups organisms based on their genetic differences
B
It helps identify relationships between different species
C
It focuses only on external morphology
D
It categorizes only known species

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