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Crit.BG.3.3. Recognize the main morphological characteristics of the different taxonomic groups. FCTC
- St.BG.3.3.1. Applies classification criteria for living beings, relating the most common animals and plants to their taxonomic group.
Crit.BG.3.4. Categorize the criteria used to classify living beings and identify the main taxonomic models to which the most common animals and plants belong. FCTC
- St.BG.3.4.1. Identifies and recognizes characteristic specimens of each of these groups, highlighting their biological importance.
Crit.BG.3.5. Describe the general characteristics of the large taxonomic groups and explain their importance in the set of living beings. FCTC
- St.BG.3.5.1. Discriminate the general and singular characteristics of each taxonomic group.
Crit.BG.3.6. Characterize the main groups of invertebrates and vertebrates. FCTC
- St.BG.3.6.1. Associate common invertebrates with the taxonomic group to which they belong.
Crit.BG.3.7. Determine from observation the adaptations that allow animals and plants to survive in certain ecosystems. FCTC-CA
- St.BG.3.7.1. Identifies specimens of plants and animals typical of some ecosystems or of special interest because they are endangered or endemic species.

7. Classification of living beings