Which of the following are not Posteriorising Common Isolates according to Colon Classification (sixth revised edition)?

A. Institution

B. Learned Society

C. Bibliography

D. Table

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

The Correct answer is ​C and D only.

Key Points

• Common Isolates in Colon Classification: Common isolates are defined in CC as those that denote the same isolate term and are represented by the same isolate number.
• There are several types of common isolates:
  • Anteriorising Common Isolates in CC:
    • Anteriorising common isolates means that they have precedence in arrangement over the class numbers to which they have been attached. In short, the anteriorising common isolates have the anterior value.
    • Anteriorising common isolates Applicable before space facet:
      • a - bibliography
      • c - concordance
      • d - table
      • f - atlas
      • k – cyclopaedia
      • m - periodical
      • p - conference proceedings
      • v - history
      • w - biography
    • Anteriorising common isolatesApplicable after space facet
      • r - periodical administration report
      • s - statistics (serial).
    • ​​​Anteriorising common isolates Applicable after time facet
      • ​T - commission report
      • t4 - survey
      • v - source material
      • v46 - genealogy
      • v6 chronology
  • Posteriorising Common Isolates in CC:
    • ​Posteriorizing common isolates are of three types, personality, matter, and energy common isolates. They are to be attached to the host(core) class with their respective connecting symbols, viz., comma, semi-colon and colon.
    • some of which- are as follows:
      • f - investigating- institution
      • f2 - observational institution
      • f3 - laboratory
      • g - learned body
      • h6 - museum
      • y - cultural organizations