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Biological classification
* Some biological classifications have roots.
* are based on how organisms are related.
* belongs to the science of zoological systematics.
* indicate how organisms are related.
* involves the same sort of hierarchies.
* is based on how organisms are related.
* method for grouping and categorizing species of organisms.
* system used by scientists to describe organisms, or living things.

Cladistic classification
* creates and names taxa based only on synapomorphies.
* unites birds with crocs and dinosaurs, which form a monophyletic group.

Evolutionary classification
* attempts to represent major features of evolutionary history.
* synthesis of the phenetic and phylogenetic principles.

Phenetic classification
* is that in which things are grouped together based on overall similarity.
* uses distance measures and cluster statistics.

Phylogenetic classification
* reflect evolutionary history.
* uses inferred phylogenetic relations.

Scientific classification
* belongs to the science of taxonomy.
* is how scientists catagorize and name plants and animals.

Soil classification
* base on principles.
* provides an empirical estimation of the soil's stability.

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Stratification
* also occurs in large bodies of water such as lakes and oceans.
* can also be temporal
  - develop from incident solar radiation heating the upper levels of the water
  - cause significant loss of capacity
  - happen in the soil or in storage
  - prevent the vertical propagation of wave energy
* controls the distribution of the sample size in the strata.
* decreases sediment mixing.
* improves seed germination of five native wildflower species.
* is an artificial method of giving seeds a cold period
  - brought on by warm weather
  - categorizations
  - common
  - conditions
  - determined especially by the sizes and kinds of plants present
  - encouraged when doing species inventory in British Columbia
  - geological processes
  - maintained throughout summer due to the warming of surface waters
  - necessary for successful cryopreservation of axes from stored hazelnut seed
  - one way that sedimentary rocks can form
  - placements
  - present in some pedons
  - rare
  - shapes
  - strongest in deep estuaries with weak tidal flow
* is the process of soaking and chilling seeds prior to sowing
  - unequal rights and perquisites of different positions in a society
  - when water separates by temperature
* isolates sedimentary processes.
* process by which groups of cells organize to form layers in tissue.
* promotes rapid germination, treatment protects seeds from bird and rodents.
* protects plants by preventing seed germination during cold winter months.
* provides the lens and focus for perceiving the society
  - thermal refuges for organisms
* reduces sample sizes within each stratum.
* refers to distinct layers of water that form in the lake.
* seasonal phenomenon.
* tends to occur in estuaries where fresh water meets salt water.
* typical summer condition in many bodies of water.
* uses low temperatures and moisture to duplicate natural conditions.

### activity | classification | stratification:

Cold stratification
* involves keeping the seed in a cold place for a specified period.
* is required to trigger seed germination.
* simulates the effect of winter weather on the seeds.

Thermal stratification
* common occurance in deep northern temperate lakes such as Onondaga Lake.
* is essential for most applications of water heat storage's.

Typology
* Typologies are categorizations.
* is an important form of prophecy.
* mode of thought and of rhetoric.

Conduct
* corresponds to the understanding of the causes of suffering.
* is an activity
* is the behavioral aspect of the growth process
  - ideal of loving kindness and compassion towards all beings equally
  - result of environment and temperament
  - what decisions the actors make