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How are the criteria for deciding divisions in plants different from the criteria for deciding the subgroups among animals?
a. Plants are classified based on their structure, which includes whether they have .
b. Animals are divided into subdivisions based on their structural differences. These can include whether they are .
c. Plants are classified based on the shape and structure of their bodies. This classification is determined by the .
d. Animal classification is determined by the , which takes into account their evolutionary changes and unique structural features.
Answer variants:
differentiated or undifferentiated plant assemblages and whether they have vascular tissue and seeds
viviparous or oviparous, have a simple or complex notochord, and have specialized structures like wings or gills
design of their bodies
various zones of differentiation present in plants
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