Why is the current system for the classification of organisms subject to change?

A. New geographic locations are being discovered, leading to the identification of
unique organisms.

B. New organisms are being discovered, and observations of anatomical similarities lead to the identification of these organisms.

C. Improved technology is being used to analyze the shapes of fossilized bone, which allows for a more precise comparison of organisms.

D. Molecular evidence is being used to analyze amino acid sequences and other biochemical similarities, which allows for a more precise comparison of organisms.

The system for the classification of organisms is subject to change because molecular evidence is being used to allow a more precise comparison of organisms (Option D).

Sequences homo-logy refer to the similarities between nucleotide (either DNA or RNA) and amino acid protein sequences between evolutionarily related organisms.

Sequence homo-logy can help to trace the evolutionary origins of species and thus classify and/or compare them.

Molecular evidence involves using local and multiple alignments between homo-logous sequences in order to make comparisons between species.

In conclusion, the system for the classification of organisms is subject to change because molecular evidence is being used to allow a more precise comparison of organisms (Option D).

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