Super-family (biology)-Wikipedia
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For homonymous items, see Superfamille.
In biology, a great family is an intermediate level, immediately higher than the category family of the classic classification of living beings (see systematic).
The name of the superfamilles ends with the suffix -that In plants and algae
And -Oidea at mushrooms.
Examples:
- animal : APOIDEA , Platyrrhini
Taxonomic rows [ first ] Used in systematics for the hierarchical classification of the living world are as follows (in decreasing order):
- Super-Entine, Empire, Domaine ( Superregnum , Imperium , Dominion )
- Reign ( Kingdom )
- Sub-shed ( Subregnum )
- Rameau ( Ramus , “Branch” in English)
- Infra-Entine ( Infraregnum )
- Super-branch, super-division ( Superphylum , Superdivisio )
- Branch , Division ( Phylum , Division ) [ 2 ]
- Subsembling, subdivision ( Subphylum , Subdivision )
- Infra-branch ( Infraphylum )
- Micro-Embrannment ( Microphylum )
- Super-class ( Superclassis )
- Class ( Class )
- Subclass ( Subclassis )
- Infra-class ( Infraclassis )
- Super-order ( Superorde )
- Order ( Order )
- Sub-order ( Subordo )
- INFRA-order ( Infelord )
- Micro-order ( Microordination )
- Super-famille (Superfamilia)
- Famille( Familia)
- Sous-famille (Subfamilia)
- Tribu (Tribus)
- Sous-tribu (Subtribus)
- Genre (Genus)
- Sous-genre (Subgenus)
- Section (Sectio)
- Sous-section (Subsectio)
- Espèce (Species)
- sous-espèce (subspecies) – dernier rang zoologique officiel[3]
- variété (varietas) – race étant un rang zoologique informel[3]
- sous-variété (subvarietas) – sous-race étant un rang zoologique informel[3]
- forme (forma) dernier rang en mycologie
- sous-forme (subforma)
- Classic classification, plant reign
- In bold the seven main rows (recofge, mnemotechnical acronym for reign/branch/class/order/family/kind), in lean secondary ranks. In Roman the vulgar names, in italics scientific names.
- A zoology branch, or division in botany, is traditionally characterized by a schematic description called “organization plan”.
- Taxa to the ranks of race and of sub-race (mainly domestic animals) have no scientific name. They are not governed by the International Zoological Nomenclature Code (Cinz).
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