How does it fit in?

Domain: Eukarya

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Aves

Order: Columbiformes

Family: Columbidae

Genus: Streptopelia

Species: Streptopelia turtur

Why is Streptopelia turtur classified like this?

Eukarya: Streptopelia turtur is classified under Eukarya because it is made of cells with true organelles and a true nucleus.

Animalia: Streptopelia turtur is in the kingdom Animalia because it is heterotrophic, motile at some stage in its lifecycle, and lacks cell walls.

Chordata: Streptopelia turtur is in the phylum Chordata because at sometime during its life cycle it has a dorsal nerve chord, notochord pharyngeal slits, endostyle, and a post-anal tail. 

Aves: Streptopelia turtur is in the class Aves because it is a winged, egg laying, bipedal, endothermic animal.

Columbiformes: Streptopelia turtur is in the order Columbiformes because it is monogamous with a short pointed bill, imperforate nostrils, and short legs.

Columbidae: Streptopelia turtur is in the family Columbidae because it is a bird with a small head and soft but dense plumage.

Streptopelia: Streptopelia turtur is in the genus Streptopelia because it is a slim, small dove with pale brown upper body and a pinkish lower body.  Also, it has a characteristic black and white patch on its neck.

Where does Streptopelia turtur fit in with other doves?