phylum in Greek
phylum in Greek is φύλο — phylum means a level in the classification of living things, ranking beneath kingdom and higher than class, also known as a divisio or division especially when describing plants; also the name for a group at that level.
phylum in Greek
φύλο
Pronounced: fylo
(taxonomy) A rank in the classification of organisms, below kingdom and above class; also called a divisio or a division, especially in describing plants; a taxon at that rank
What does "phylum" mean?
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noun A level in the classification of living things, ranking beneath kingdom and higher than class, also known as a divisio or division especially when describing plants; also the name for a group at that level.
"Mammals belong to the phylum Chordata."
- noun A large group of languages that may be related, forming a major family not part of any bigger one.
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- Mammals belong to the phylum Chordata.
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What is "phylum" in Greek?
"phylum" in Greek is φύλο. phylum means: A level in the classification of living things, ranking beneath kingdom and higher than class, also known as a divisio or division especially when describing plants; also the name for a group at that level.
How do you pronounce φύλο?
"phylum" in Greek is φύλο, pronounced "fylo".
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