Scientists classify redwoods according to the rules of taxonomy. The discipline within biology concerned with classifying living things, including redwoods, is taxonomy. Itâs a difficult and inexact science encompassing different camps that often disagree.ortunately, there is some solid ground in the form of a general hierarchy that is widely accepted. This scheme features seven levels of classification. They are, in descending order: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus and Species.
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Its hardness made it difficult to work; itâs distance from Memphis and Thebes made it hard to acquire. Consequently, granite was used almost exclusively for only the most important statuary, obelisks, building facings, and so forth. Most of the famous statues of gods and of pharaohs are granite. The obelisk that Napolean brought to