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1. Related organisms are categorized into groups called taxa. (Web site)
2. Closely related organisms are usually found in close geographic proximity; this is especially true of organisms with limited dispersal opportunities. (Web site)
3. Groups of related organisms are 'variations on a theme' -- the same set of bones are used to construct all vertebrates. (Web site)

Groups

1. Macroevolution is studied by examining patterns in biological populations and groups of related organisms and inferring process from pattern. (Web site)

Related

1. In several of the above examples I stated, closely related organisms share X. If I define closely related as sharing X, this is an empty statement. (Web site)

Genes

1. The discovery of genes regulating development in model organisms allowed for comparisons to be made with genes and genetic networks of related organisms.

Species

1. Usually the two parents belong to the same species, but sometimes (especially in bacteria) genes move between more distantly related organisms. (Web site)

Probe

1. Table 21 shows that the probe also did not cross react with RNA from any of the closely related organisms tested by the method just described. (Web site)

Taxonomy

1. Subcommittee on the taxonomy of Bifidobacterium, Lactobacillus and related organisms. (Web site)

Group

1. Taxonomists, scientists who classify living organisms, define a species as any group of closely related organisms that can produce fertile offspring. (Web site)

Single Group

1. These and other differences show that the fungi form a single group of related organisms, named the Eumycota, that share a Common ancestor.

Relatedness

1. E. coli strains and closely related organisms were compared by Adansonian analysis for their relatedness to a hypothetical median strain. (Web site)

Scorpion

1. Chelicerates include spider s, mite s, scorpion s and related organisms. (Web site)

Related Organisms

1. Arachnology is the scientific study of spiders and related organisms such as scorpions, pseudoscorpions, harvestmen, altogether called arachnids.
2. Chelicerates include spiders, mites, scorpions and related organisms.

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1. Animals > Arthropods > Arachnids > Arachnology
2. Harvestmen
3. Life > Animals > Arthropods > Scorpions
4. Chelicerates
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