The 'Order' for the group of families Felidae and Canidae is (i) while Convolvulaceae and Solanaceae come under the order (ii)

Question

The 'Order' for the group of families Felidae and Canidae is (i) while Convolvulaceae and Solanaceae come under the order (ii) (A) (i) - Primata, (ii) - Poales (B) (i) - Carnivora, (ii) - Polymonials (C) (i) - Mammalia, (ii) - Dicotyledonae (D) (i) - Chordata, (ii) - Angiospermae

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Felidae comprises the cats and Canidae includes the dogs. These two family ranks come under the same order carnivore as both of these are predatory and carnivore. Based on the floral patterns and characteristics, family groups Solanaceae and Convolvulaceae have the same order. The order rank is Polymonials.

Q. The 'Order' for the group of families Felidae and Canidae is ____(i)____ while Convolvulaceae and Solanaceae come under the order _____(ii)_____

(i) - Primata, (ii) - Poales

(i) - Carnivora, (ii) - Polymonials

(i) - Mammalia, (ii) - Dicotyledonae

(i) - Chordata, (ii) - Angiospermae

Q. The 'Order' for the group of families Felidae and Canidae is __(i) while Convolvulaceae and Solanaceae come under the order _(ii)___