A-Level Biology Question

phylogeny is the evolutionary relationship between organisms based on modern classification. The more closely related organisms are the more recent ancestors (if that makes sense)? They are studied by using the classification systems of the domain system (animalia, plantae, prokaryotes, fungi, protoctista) and taxonomic rank (kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genius, species).

phylogeny is the evolutionary relationship between organisms based on modern classification. The more closely related organisms are the more recent ancestors (if that makes sense)? They are studied by using the classification systems of the domain system (animalia, plantae, prokaryotes, fungi, protoctista) and taxonomic rank (kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genius, species).

Ok so whats the difference between phylogeny and taxnomy?

phylogeny is the study of evolutionary relationships where as taxonomy is the principles behind classification.

its not the most interesting topics to be fair, i have only just started to understand it.....

I get the rest and it is simple enough i just can't really seem to grasp it like I can the other topics