Ii. The plural possessive markers ('our,' 'your (pl.),'...

ii. The plural possessive markers ('our,' 'your (pl.),' 'their') actually consist of two morphemes. What are these morphemes? How do they combine? iii. How would you translate the Aplimaa word [?ipt?iinan] to English? iv. If dog is [miide] in Aplimaa, how would you say 'your (pl.) dogs' in Aplimaa? v. What does the name of the language [?aplimaa] literally mean?

Notice that the genus name is always capitalized; the species name is not capitalized. The scientific name is also written in italics; if italics are not available, the genus name and specific epithet are underlined. (Newspapers usually break these rules.) If a species is written more than once, it is accepted convention to write out the full genus and species name the first time and to abbreviate the genus name every time thereafter. For example, if white oak is being described, the first use would be written as Quercus alba, and each subsequent naming would appear as Q. alba. PROCEDURE Figure 3.3 shows the taxonomic classification of the domestic dog. Observe the figure and answer the questions. 1. To which domain does the domestic dog belong? 2. To which class does the domestic dog belong? 3. What other animals belong to this class? Name two. 4. What do you think animals that belong to this class have in common? 5. To which taxonomic order does the domestic dog belong?

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