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On a broader scale, classification of organisms is based on _________.

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similar characteristics

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dissimilar characteristics

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colour

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height

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Solution

The correct option is A
similar characteristics

Classification of plants and animals is based on the similar characteristics. Similarities in their appearance is the first basis for classification.

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