Genus

The video tutorial explains the concept of family classification in the traditional Linnaean system, highlighting that a family may contain one or several species. It discusses the genus Canus, which includes various species like wolves, dogs, dingoes, and jackals, and contrasts it with the genus Homo, which contains only one species, Homo sapiens.

What is the only species contained in the genus Homo?

How does the genus Homo differ from the genus Canus in terms of species count?