Classification of organism employed on the basis of morphological characters is

Classification of organism employed on the basis of morphological characters is

Options

(a) natural selection
(b) phylogenetic classification
(c) artificial classification
(d) none of the above

Correct Answer:

artificial classification

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  • From NCERT,
    Classification on basis of superficial morphological characteristics are termed *artificial* methods _(Ex:Linnaeus)_

    Upon taking into consideration both external and internal morphology, anatomy,embryology etc. the classification is termed *natural* classification.

    At present *phylogenic* classification systems based on evolutionary relationshops along with the data from natural classification is used.

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