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pragya sharda · **on:** Jul 21, 2018

What are the seven levels of the system of classification of organisms, from largest to smallest?

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Question 2

How did the larvae of the moth Bombyx mori help lead to the discovery of America?

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poopface · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 21, 2018

Answer to Question 1

The seven levels of the classification system, from largest to smallest, are:

1 . Kingdom
2 . Phylum
3 . Class
4 . Order
5 . Family
6 . Genus
7 . Species

Answer to Question 2

The larvae of the moth Bombyx mori produces fibers that humans used to create silk. During the Middle Ages, there was a huge demand for silk in Europe, but it was only available in eastern countries. Explorers went out in search of new and better trade routes to these countries to help meet the demand. While one of these explorers, Christopher Columbus, was out searching for a new trade route, he ran into the New World.