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In taxonomy, what is true about the hierarchal rank of "family"?a) One species can belong to more than one family (but no more than 3 families).b) Two species in the same family must be in the same taxonomic "Genus".c) Members of the same taxonomic family can have some species with a nucleus and some without.d) Two species in the same family must be in the same taxonomic "Order".e) A family will usually include far fewer taxa (plural of taxon) than a genus.
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