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Describe how a scientist using the phenic system would classify an organism.
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Describe how a scientist using the phenic system would classify an organism.
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Best Answer: well, organisms of the same genus have very similar characteristics... so its easier for scientists to infer something about one species when they have another species classified as very similar.
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