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Boo bob

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thankq Callum S

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hello my name is muhammed and i wil be

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hi Aboriginals classify things different then scientists

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One of the Aboriginals simplest classification technique is classifying plants into edible and inedible plants. The Aboriginals classification system is based on the observable features of the animal, plant and natural phenomena. This classification system is closely related to the western worlds classification system as they both use the key component observation to classify the living things around them or discovered.

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Totems are special because it gives Aboriginal people

recognition and it also gives different tribal areas

indication of where you are actually located.

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aboriginals classify birds into large and small birds

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when aboriginals classify animals they call some species the same name but it changes when the sex is different or if it is an important food item

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when aboriginals classify animals they call some species the same name but it chan

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when the aboriginals classified a berry, they look for its taste, its look, if its poisonous or non-poisonous, what is its texture

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Aboriginals observed the organisms carefully. They classified organisms ny their characteristics, what they could be used for and when they came out to ne hunted

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The aboriginals classified thing based on their features, they would classify it on its taste, look, smell, whether its poisonous or non-poisonous and other features.

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Aboriginal Classification Systems were different according to their culture and family (tribe).

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Aboriginal Classification Systems were different according to their culture and family (tribe).