Pinpoint #803Clues & Solution

In biological taxonomy, Class is the taxonomic rank above Order and below Phylum, grouping related organisms such as Mammalia for mammals

Order is the taxonomic rank above Family and below Class, such as Primates which includes apes, monkeys, and humans

Family is the taxonomic rank above Genus and below Order, such as Felidae which includes all cats from housecats to lions

Genus is the taxonomic rank above Species and below Family, such as Homo which includes modern humans and our close relatives

Species is the most specific level of biological classification, identifying a single type of organism such as Homo sapiens for modern humans