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    This document discusses the classification of organisms and biodiversity. It begins by outlining the classification of animals into vertebrates like mammals including cows and elephants, and invertebrates. It then classifies plants into monocotyledons and dicotyledons, with monocotyledons having one cotyledon, fibrous roots, and parallel leaf veins, while dicotyledons have two cotyledons, tap roots, and network leaf veins. The document asks why maintaining biodiversity is important and how it can be maintained.

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    This document discusses the classification of organisms and biodiversity. It begins by outlining the classification of animals into vertebrates like mammals including cows and elephants, and invertebrates. It then classifies plants into monocotyledons and dicotyledons, with monocotyledons having one cotyledon, fibrous roots, and parallel leaf veins, while dicotyledons have two cotyledons, tap roots, and network leaf veins. The document asks why maintaining biodiversity is important and how it can be maintained.

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    This document discusses the classification of organisms and biodiversity. It begins by outlining the classification of animals into vertebrates like mammals including cows and elephants, and invertebrates. It then classifies plants into monocotyledons and dicotyledons, with monocotyledons having one cotyledon, fibrous roots, and parallel leaf veins, while dicotyledons have two cotyledons, tap roots, and network leaf veins. The document asks why maintaining biodiversity is important and how it can be maintained.

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    This document discusses the classification of organisms and biodiversity. It begins by outlining the classification of animals into vertebrates like mammals including cows and elephants, and invertebrates. It then classifies plants into monocotyledons and dicotyledons, with monocotyledons having one cotyledon, fibrous roots, and parallel leaf veins, while dicotyledons have two cotyledons, tap roots, and network leaf veins. The document asks why maintaining biodiversity is important and how it can be maintained.

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    CHAPTER 3:

    BIODIVERSITY
    3.1: Organisms and their classification

    CLASSIFICATION OF ANIMALS
    Mammals
    Cow
    Elephant

    Vetebrate
    Animals
    Invetebrate

    CLASSIFICATION OF PLANTS

    Monocotyledons
    Flowering
    Plants

    Dicotyledons
    Non-flowering

    MONOCOTYLEDONS
    One cotyledon

    Have fibrous roots

    Have parallel veins


    leaves
    Examples:

    DICOTYLEDONS
    Two cotyledons

    Have tap roots

    Have network veins


    leaves
    Examples:

    WHY IT IS
    IMPORTANT TO
    MAINTAIN
    BIODIVERSITY??

    HOW TO MAINTAIN
    BIODIVERSITY??

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