<prompt> Etsa lethathamo la litekanyetso tsa ho arola liphoofolonan  <response>: Instruction in English: Develop a set of criteria for classifying animals . Response in English: When it comes to classifying animals, biologists use a system called taxonomy, which is based on shared characteristics among different groups of living organisms. Here are several criteria used for classifying animals:1. Kingdom: Animals belong to the kingdom Animalia, distinguished from other kingdoms, such as plants or fungi, based on their characteristics like being multicellular, eukaryotic, heterotrophic, and lacking cell walls.2. Phylum: The animal kingdom is divided into several phyla based on body structure, type of symmetry, and the presence or absence of certain features such as a notochord or segmentation. For example, the phylum Chordata which includes humans is characterized by the presence of a notochord.3. Class: Within phyla, animals are further divided into classes based on similar characteristics such as how they reproduce or how their skeletons are structured. For example, mammals class Mammalia have hair, produce milk, and have three middle ear bones.4. Order: Animals within a class are further divided into orders based on shared traits such as morphology or behavior. For example, primates order Primates have adaptations for climbing and grasping, such as opposable thumbs and nails instead of claws.5. Family: Within an order, animals are grouped into families based on shared characteristics such as skeletal structure or unique adaptations. For example, members of the cat family Felidae have retractable claws and are primarily carnivorous.6. Genus: Within a family, animals are grouped into genera singular: genus based on very specific shared traits. For example, domestic cats and lions belong to the same family but are grouped into different genera Felis and Panthera, respectively based on differences in their physical and behavioral characteristics.7. Species: The most specific level of classification is the species level, where animals that share similar physical and genetic characteristics and can breed to produce fertile offspring are grouped together. For example, the scientific name for a domestic cat is Felis catus, indicating that it belongs to the genus Felis and is a distinct species catus. These criteria serve as a general framework for classifying animals, and provide a way for scientists to organize and understand the diversity of animal life on earth. . Response in Sesotho: Ha ho tluoa tabeng ea ho arola liphoofolo ka lihlopha, litsebi tsa baeloji li sebelisa mokhoa o bitsoang taxonomy, o thehiloeng litšobotsing tse arolelanoang hara lihlopha tse sa tšoaneng tsa lintho tse phelang. Mona ke mekhoa e mengata e sebelisoang bakeng sa ho arola liphoofolo ka lihlopha: 1. Muso: Liphoofolo ke tsa muso oa Animalia, o khetholloang ho mebuso e meng, joalo ka limela kapa li-fungus, ho itšetlehile ka litšobotsi tsa tsona tse kang ho ba li-multicellular, eukaryotic, heterotrophic, le ho hloka marako a lisele. 2. Phylum: Liphoofolo li arotsoe ka li-phyla tse maloa ho latela sebōpeho sa mele, mofuta oa symmetry, le boteng kapa ho se be teng ha likarolo tse itseng tse kang notochord kapa segmentation. Ka mohlala, phylum Chordata e kenyeletsang batho e khetholloa ka ho ba teng ha notochord. 3. Sehlopha: Ka hara phyla, liphoofolo li boetse li arotsoe ka lihlopha ho latela litšobotsi tse tšoanang tse kang tsela eo li ikatisang ka eona kapa hore na masapo a tsona a bōpehile joang. Ka mohlala, liphoofolo tse anyesang sehlopha sa Mammalia li na le moriri, li hlahisa lebese, me li na le masapo a mararo a litsebe tse bohareng. 4. Tlhophiso: Liphoofolo tse ka hara sehlopha li arotsoe hape ka litaelo tse thehiloeng ho litšoaneleho tse arolelanoang tse kang morphology kapa boitšoaro. Mohlala, litšoene ho laela Primates li na le mokhoa oa ho hloa le ho tsoara, joalo ka menoana ea matsoho le manala a hanyetsanang sebakeng sa manala. 5. Lelapa: Ka tatellano, liphoofolo li hlophisoa ka malapa ho latela litšobotsi tse arolelanoang joalo ka sebopeho sa marapo kapa ho ikamahanya le maemo a ikhethang. Ka mohlala, litho tsa lelapa la katse Felidae li na le manala a khelohang me haholo-holo li ja nama. 6. Leloko: Ka hara lelapa, liphoofolo li arotsoe ka lihlopha bonngoeng: leloko ho latela litšoaneleho tse arolelanoang haholo. Ka mohlala, likatse le litau tse ruuoang lapeng ke tsa lelapa le le leng empa li arotsoe ka lihlopha tse fapaneng Felis le Panthera, ka ho latellana ho itšetlehile ka phapang ea litšobotsi tsa bona tsa mele le boitšoaro. 7. Mefuta: Boemo bo khethehileng ka ho fetisisa ba ho arola mefuta ke boemo ba mefuta, moo liphoofolo tse nang le litšobotsi tse tšoanang tsa mele le liphatsa tsa lefutso me li ka ikatisa hore li hlahise malinyane a nonneng li bokelloang hammoho. Ka mohlala, lebitso la saense la katse ea lapeng ke Felis catus, e leng se bontšang hore ke ea mofuta oa Felis me ke mefuta e fapaneng catus. Maemo ana a sebetsa e le moralo o akaretsang oa ho arola liphoofolo ka lihlopha, me o fana ka mokhoa oa hore bo-rasaense ba hlophise le ho utloisisa mefuta-futa ea bophelo ba liphoofolo lefatšeng. 