The levels that are lacking in the Figure are Domain (A), Phylum (B), Order (C), Family (D) and Species (E).
- A Domain is the first classification taxonomic hierarchy developed by Carl Woese et al. (1990), which represents the highest taxonomic rank of organisms.
- There are three Domains: Eukarya, Archaea and Bacteria.
- Phylum is the third taxonomic ranking after Domain and Kingdom. For example, the tree of life consists of 35 animal Phyla and 12 plant Phyla.
- Order is the fifth taxonomic ranking after Domain, Kingdom, Phyla and class. For example, mammals are a Class of organisms that contains 26 Orders of animals based on characteristics and structure.
- Family is one of the eight major hierarchical taxonomic ranks, which is between Order and Genus.
In conclusion, the levels that are lacking in the Figure are Domain (A), Phylum (B), Order (C), Family (D) and Species (E).
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