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'''Order''' may refer to: * [[Order (etory)]], a rank in standard etorical taxonomy

...'species''' is the finest standard level, or the basal rank, of [[etorical taxonomy|etorical taxonomic]] classification, although sometimes species are further In standard taxonomy, the species name, like the other taxonomic descriptors, conventionally com

...pecies]]—and, given the dearth of [[biologist]]s on Plex, possibly [[order of magnitude|orders of magnitude]] more undescribed. Ranging in size from ==Taxonomy==

==Taxonomy== ...vidence for this is not compelling. For now, aveks have been placed in an order of their own, Muripedes, pending any discoveries that would shed further il

==Taxonomy== ...not just superficial; the kmamt does in fact belong to the [[order (etory)|order]] ''Blattaria'' (a.k.a. ''Blattodea''), and is in fact a member of the same

...espread and well developed is one particular system of [[etorical taxonomy|taxonomy]]. While on [[True Earth]] generally credited to an eighteenth-century [[s ...pires into [[fœdus|fœdera]], and fœdera into [[universe (taxonomy)|universe]]s. The universe, the highest-level taxon, represents (in theory

...nce, lends itself to a well-defined [[carminical taxonomy (Ses)|carminical taxonomy]]. Some celemologists extend the taxonomic system upward as well, grouping

...her, as others insist, they encompass a multiplicity of families, [[genus (taxonomy)|genera]], and species—remains unsettled.

...e it is also used for much smaller [[chelicerate]]s of the [[order (etory)|order]] [[sea spider|Pantopoda]]. ==Taxonomy and evolution==

...about a [[billion]] cubic [[meter]]s, and its volume could easily be an [[order of magnitude]] higher. ...l. If it does have some form of [[telepathy]], as many believe it must in order to coordinate the actions of the deeplings, then it chooses not to use it t

...by [[etorist]]s to the [[etorical taxonomy|taxonomic]] [[order (taxonomy)|order]] of batirines, "Zabulastra", to [[neologism|coin the word]] "zabulaster" (

...ystem confined to one some, it must generally be larger and more robust in order to adequately meet the needs of all somes; if, for example, a varate has on ...iteria. Varates are classified according to [[cladistics]] and [[etorical taxonomy]] like any other life forms, but they may also be categorized along various

...it may have been necessary for its brain to take up so much of its body in order for it to be large enough to support its [[intelligence]] and ellogy. More ...ossible for two tcerots of opposite [[visceral situs]] to copulate, but in order to do so they must face opposite directions, lining up head-to-rump.

In order for languages to convey unlimited shades and permutations of meanings, ling ...form, generally allowing perusal of the expression at any speed or in any order, although in practice fixed language is still usually decoded sequentially.