
The
examples below show the seven main groupings in the taxonomic structure,
there are many other possible sub groupings but these are more than
enough to show how the system works. This information is for guidance only and is by no means the complete taxonomical structure of either species. |
Pale
Watery Dun |
Human
Being |
All
Animals. |
Animalia |
Kingdom |
Animalia |
All
Animals. |
Invertibrates
with jointed legs and segmented bodies. Includes Insects and crustaceans. |
Arthropoda |
Phylum |
Chordata |
Animals
with a single dorsal nerve cord at some point in their development. |
Animals
with 1 pair of antennae, 3 pairs of legs and 3 pairs of mouthparts. |
Insecta |
Class |
Mammalia |
Warm
blooded vertibrates that nourish their young with milk secreted by mammary
glands. |
|
Insects
with large upright wings and 2 seperate winged adult stages. |
Ephemeroptera |
Order |
Primates |
Mammals
derived from arboreal ancestors with large brains and appendages specialized
for grasping. |
Ephemeroptera
whose nymphal stage is of the type agile darter. |
Baetidae |
Family |
Hominidae |
Bipedal
mammals. |
Baetis |
Genus |
Homo |
||
Fuscatus |
Species |
Sapiens |
