Genus represents $ . . . . . . $.

The term species was coined by

Describe the laws of nomenclature.

Match the taxonomic categories in Column-$I$ with their characteristics in Column-$II$:

Column-$I$ (Category)	Column-$II$ (Characteristic)
$(a)$ Species	$(i)$ Group of related families
$(b)$ Genus	$(ii)$ Group of related species
$(c)$ Order	$(iii)$ Organisms capable of interbreeding to produce fertile offspring
$(d)$ Family	$(iv)$ Group of species with a common ancestor
	$(v)$ Group of orders

Which of the following statement$(s)$ is/are true?
$A.$ An organism represents/occupies a place or position in the system of classification.
$B.$ One specific epithet may be present in different genera representing different species.
$C.$ Human belongs to $Homo$ species.
$D.$ Animals,mammals,and dogs represent the taxa at the same level.
Options:

Identify the odd one out from the following.