How is cladistics different from Linnaean taxonomy?
1 Answer
Jan 4, 2017
Cladistic is the arrangement of organisms according evolution, while in linear taxonomy, organisms are classified on the basis of similarities.
Explanation:
- The meaning of the term cladistic is ancestral relation. In the cladistic system of classifications, the organisms are arranged according to their ancestral history.
- In the linear taxonomy, the organisms are classified according to the similarities of shared characters. It is a superficial classification. Thank you