A particular species 'X' has more common characteristics with species'Y', Whereas another species 'Z' has less common characteristics with species 'Y'. Which two species are more closely related ? Why ? On what basis are the eukatyotic organisms further classified ? Why is this basis important? What is the importance of homologous organs ?

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Species 'X' is more closely related with species 'Y'. The more closely related species will have more characteristics in common. Hence species X and Y are closely related.

Eukaryotic organisms are further classified on the basis of whether they are unicellular or multicellular.

This basis marks a very fundamental difference in body design, because of the specialization of cell types and tissues.

Homologous organs help to identify an evolutionary relationship between apparently different species.

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