If two organisms are classified in different orders but are in the same class, which of these statements is true?

The group of statements are given below that are required to answer the question:

The organisms have the same genus.

The organisms are in the same phylum.

The organisms are in different kingdoms.

The organisms are members of the same species.

The correct answer is: The organisms are in the same phylum

Explanation:

The Phylum is the classification rank or rank in the hierarchy which includes the organism of the same classes but different orders which means the organisms of phylum show the difference on order level.

Species and genus are the least inclusive ranks the which means they have fewer organisms and come on a lower level of the hierarchy or classification ranks.

Thus, the correct answer is - option - The organisms are in the same phylum

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