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Question

If two organisms are placed in the same Class but different Orders, which of the following is true?

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Explanation

Since they are in the same Class, they must share the broad evolutionary characteristics defining that Class. However, because they are placed in different Orders, they are separated at the immediate subordinate level, meaning they do not share the specific aggregate traits required to be grouped in the same Order, Family, or Genus.

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