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This beautiful tree of life chart is both a timeline of evolution and a guide to biological classification (domain, kingdom, phylum, order, family, and genus).
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The Evolution of Life Poster - Cool Infographics
Jun 12, 2014 · First, it shows how over 250 common plants, animals, and microbes are classified by biologists into domains, kingdoms, phyla, orders, families, and genera. Second, it shows where each group fits into the …
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Discover your favourites, see which species are under threat, and be amazed by the diversity of life on earth. Our tree of life explorer is designed to be easily accessible for everyone. We also provide educational tools for teachers, …
OneZoom: Tree of Life explorer | The Linnean Society
OneZoom is a freely available Tree of Life, connecting all species together in a spiraling beanstalk that shows evolutionary history. Each leaf on the OneZoom tree represents a species and the branches show how they are connected …
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Over 250 well-known plants, animals, and microbes are listed according to their domains, kingdoms, phyla, orders, families, and genera. Several important extinct groups are also included. Published by UsefulCharts. This evolutionary tree of …
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