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Leafeon Classification
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Classification of Leafeon
About Leafeon
Common Name: Leafeon
Scientific Name: Tapirus lefearius
Characteristics
- Multicellular
- Ability to Move
- Reproduces Sexually
- Has a Spine
- 3 Ear Bones
- 4 Limbs
- Odd Number of Toes on Foot
- Rounded Back
- Has a Sharp Leaf Tail
- Autotrophic (Photosynthesis)
- Similar Cell Structure to Plants
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Domain: Eukarya
Domain
Organisms under the domain Eukarya are multicellular. Leafeon stands at 3 feet and weighs 50 pounds and can be seen with the naked eye. This means that Leafeon is multicellular.
Kingdom: Animalia
Kingdom
Leafeon has 4 legs which shows that it has the ability to move. There are also both, females and males so Leafeon reproduces sexually. All organisms in Kingdom Animalia can move and reproduce sexually.
Phylum: Chordata
Leafeon has a spine which is a characteristic of this phylum. I know this because Leafeonis shaped like alot of animals that have a spine.
Phylum
Class: Mammalia
Leafeon's eair is a pointed triangle which means that Leafeon has 3 ear bones. Most organisms classified in this class have this. Leafeon also has 4 legs and organisms in this class have 4 limbs.
Class
Order: Perissodactyla
Leafeon has 3 toes on its feet and organisms in this order are odd toed.
Order
Family: Tapridae
Organisms in this family have a rounded back and mostly live in forests. Leafeon's back is rounded and it lives in forests.
Family
Genus: Tapirus
Tapirs have a tail and Leafeon also has a tail, making it have a characteristic for this genus.
Genus
Species: Lefearius
Leafearius's have a similar cell structure to plants, and are animals that use photosynthesis to get food. They also have a very sharp leaf tail which is used to protect itself from other animals.
Species
Resources
Dr. DeVries. (n.d.). Pokemon Field Book. Retrieved September 12, 2022, from https://sites.google.com/forsythk12.org/classificationproject/home
Resources
Dr. DeVries. (n.d.). Classification Project Resources. Retrieved September 12, 2022, from https://sites.google.com/forsythk12.org/classification-project-redo/home