HELP 20 POINTS As you move from Domain to species, the classification of an organism becomes more specific. less specific furthest away from a common ancestor closer to a common ancestor

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HELP 20 POINTS

As you move from Domain to species, the classification of an organism becomes

more specific.

less specific

furthest away from a common ancestor

closer to a common ancestor

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Answer:

More specific is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

Bohdi answered Aug 12, 2020

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More Specific- Why is this worth 20 points??

Nyomi answered Aug 13, 2020

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