What system of classification is used today?

Question

between linnaeys and aristotle, and which are they?

living things vs. non-living things?

plants vs. animals?

morphology?

animals vs. non-animals

pleaseee help!!!

Answer 1

The overall system of classification of living organisms used today by many biologists is the five-kingdom system, with the six-kingdom system used widely as well.  Check out the brief summary of the five-kingdom system at the following site.  It is a brief introduction at a very basic level.

http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~braselto/read...

Please note what is mentioned in the article--as new information about organism is discovered, the ways organisms are placed into major groups may change.

Answer 2

The classification is called taxonomy. It is based off the six kingdoms: protista, eubacteria, archaeabacteria, animalia, plantae and fungi.

but also in lower levels from most inclusive to least inclusive being kingdoms, phylum, class, order, family, genus and specie

we class them based on organisms biological names and similarities.