Why do humans tend to keep things under control? It's because it would be easier to move and navigate our stuff, everyone does it, and it's like a system for us. In biology, the method of tracking and recording organisms in an organized method, this method is called taxonomy. An 18th century biologist Linnaeus created and improved on this concept and created the binomial nomenclature. Linnaeus' binomial system for classifying animals brought organization out of chaos. Even today, the international congress of zoologists has created rules for naming organisms, the rules include: • Names must be in Latin and printed in italics, like most italics, must be underlined in writing • The species name homo o homo sapiens must be written in capital letters and must be written in a single word • Credit for the name will be given to the first person to publish an accurate and recognizable description. Even the biologist Linnaeus classified all known organisms; Linnaeus developed a pyramid of ways to classify flora and fauna. The levels are called taxa (taxon), the different taxa include: • Kingdom • Phylum • Class • Order • Family • Genus • Species In the kingdom taxa are transmitted, all animals belong to the Kingdom of Animalia. All plants belong to the Kingdom Platea. Although the phyla (singular phylum) are slightly fewer, each kingdom includes some phyla. The mostLimited speciesThere are many methods to remember the different levels such as:King = KingdomPhilip = PhylumCame = ClassOver = OrderFor = FamilyGood = GenusSoup = SpeciesThe classification of organisms or taxonomy has helped biology since Linnaeus created it, the biologist assisted with his system .. .... half of the document ......r program, which would be used to classify the organism based on shared evolutionary structure. Cladistics would classify homologous structure into their primitive or derived character. The primitive would show a broader classification that would generate a basic grouping of organisms. For example, the primitive cladistic character within plants has the presence of chloroplasts, the organism containing chloroplasts would be placed in the same large group. Derivatives also have homologous structures, but they are different, they have characteristics that have been modified for specific functions and reasons. They have a more unique than primitive character, they tend to organize themselves based on their presence or absence in the organism. the more the derived character would show greater relatedness, the greater the share of derived characteristics of the organism, the greater the relationship they will have