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Ordnung
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- Instance of
- taxonomic rank
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- class
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- Category:Orders (biology)
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Die Ordnung (lateinisch ordo) ist eine Rangstufe der biologischen Systematik. Sie dient zur Einteilung und Benennung der Lebewesen (Taxonomie). Bezüglich der Hauptstufen steht die Ordnung zwischen Klasse und Familie. Zusätzlich kann unmittelbar oberhalb der Ordnung eine Überordnung (superordo) und unmittelbar unterhalb eine Unterordnung (subordo) sowie Teilordnung (infraordo) vorhanden sein.
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