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in coordinate geometry, the y coordinate of a point; that is, the vertical distance of the point from the horizontal or x-axis. For example, a point with the coordinates (3,4) has an ordinate of 4. See abscissa.
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| ordinal |
book containing instructions for the conduct of religious services, but not the texts or prayers themselves
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| order |
taxonomic rank above Family, but below Class; suffix is -ales.
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| order |
The fourth group that scientists classify living things into. Each class is split into orders. Example: The Rodent Order is in the Mammal Class.
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| order |
a higher taxonomic category for a group of related animals or plants which share common characteristics. This category is more specific than a class and broader than a family. For more information see the classification of animals.
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