Hierarchy of Biological Classification

Love it. Thick laminating.

These are fantastic laminate posters, they are easy to read and work great as a visual learning tool in the classroom.

After i was able to hang it up. Two corner lamination came away from the poster. Otherwise good poster

I am a science teacher and this is a well made poster. It is thick and laminated and will last years.

Canis lupus includes wolves and dogs, not just dogs.Dogs are a subspecies, Canis lupus familiaris.

This is a good-looking, sturdy poster that illustrates the basics of taxonomy. The lamination is quality and ensures this visual aid will last a good long while. Though I am an ELA teacher, we often read about the natural history of animals in class, and binomial nomenclature as well as the concept of species often pops up, so this is a useful, simple poster to have on the wall. I wish it was a touch larger, but overall it is a useful size and can be seen by most of the kids from about halfway across the room.The only reason I am docking a star is that I find this simple, relatively small poster to be a bit overpriced at $15. I think it would be a good value at around $8 myself. That said, it is a quality item with real instructional purpose.I hope this review helps!

There are 8 taxonomic levels, not 7. Domain is the taxa above kingdom. It was added to the taxonomic classification system in 1990...

Excited to decorate my classroom next school year!