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1 KINGDOM ANIMALIA roundworm flatworm Snail Segmented worm Sea Sponge
Jellyfish Insects Sea Urchins White Shark Butterfly Fish Tree Frog Iguana Salamander Box Turtle mice dogs dolphins Kangaroo Lemur Squirrel Monkey Gorilla Homo Erectus Humans Homo Habilis

2 Phylum: Chordata Salamander Butterfly Fish White Shark Tree Frog
Iguana Box Turtle mice dogs dolphins Kangaroo Lemur Squirrel Monkey Gorilla Homo Erectus Humans Homo Habilis

3 Class: Mammalia Dolphins Mice Dogs Lemur Kangaroo Squirrel Monkey
Humans Gorilla Homo Erectus Homo Habilis

4 Order: Primates Lemur Squirrel Monkey Gorilla Humans Homo Erectus
Homo Habilis

5 Family: Hominidae Gorilla Homo Habilis Homo Erectus Humans

6 Genus: Homo Homo Erectus Humans Homo Habilis

7 Species: Sapiens

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