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| classify | To arrange experimental data so that relationships can be seen. |
| kingdom | In the modern classification system, the largest group of living organisms. |
| phylum | In the modern classification system, a subdivision of a kingdom including one or more classes. |
| class | A subdivision of a phylum; includes one or more orders of organisms. |
| order | A subdivision of a class including one or more famlies of organisms. |
| family | A subdivision of an order. |
| genus | In the modern classification system, a subivision of a family including one or more species of organisms. |
| species | A group of similar organisms that interbreed and produce offspring capable of reproducing. |
| scientific name | The unique two word name of a particular organism. |
| biblical kind | Grouping of organisms, established by God, that are able to breed among themsleves. |
