Biology as Poetry: Life's Diversity

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Life's Diversity

Comparison between as well as differentiation among the totality of living things.

A.k.a., comparative biology and the study of biodiversity.

The following is an extremely partial listing of life's diversity:

AlgaeAlternation of generationsAmniotesAngiospermAsexual sporeBinomialBiofilmBirdsCestodeChemoheterotrophclass MammaliaCoelomCoenocytic hyphaeColonyConidia (Conidiospore, Conidium)ConiferDefinitive hostDimorphic fungiDimorphismDomain ArchaeaEctodermEndodermEukaryoteEumetazoanFamily HominidaeFernFission yeastFlatwormsFleshy fungiFlowerFlukeFruitGametophyteGenus HomoGermlineGreat apesGreen algaeHelminthHomo sapiensIntermediate hostKaryogamyKingdom AnimaliaKingdom FungiKingdom PlantaeMesodermMoldMollusksMossMulticellularMyceliaMycologyMycorrhizaeOrder PrimatesParazoanPhotoautotrophPhylum AnnelidaPhylum ArthropodaPhylum ChordataPhylum CnidariaPhylum EchinodermataPhylum MolluscaPhylum NematodaPhylum PlatyhelminthesPhylum PoriferaPlasmogamyPollenProkaryoteRoundwormsSeedSegmented wormsSeptate hyphaeSexual sporeSomaSpongesSporeSporophyteSubphylum VertebrataTapewormTetrapodTissueTrematodeVector (of parasites)

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