Why do we classify organisms?
(N/A) There are millions of organisms on this Earth. It is extremely difficult to study each organism individually. Therefore,we identify similarities and differences among them and group them into different categories. Classification makes the study of such a vast diversity of life forms systematic,organized,and easier.
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