Question

how do the organisms compare with others in the group, as you move up to higher levels of classification?
○ varying amounts in common with others in the group
○ less in common with others in the group
○ more in common with others in the group
○ the same amount in common with others in the group

Explanation:

Biological classification groups are hierarchical (e.g., species, genus, family, etc.). As you move to higher, broader levels, the group includes more diverse organisms, so each organism shares fewer specific traits with others in the group.

Answer:

less in common with others in the group