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Meaning of taxonomic
Wordnet
taxonomic (a)
of or relating to taxonomy
Webster
taxonomic (a.)
Pertaining to, or involving, taxonomy, or the laws and principles of classification; classificatory.
taxonomic Sentence Examples
- The taxonomic classification of the newly discovered species was complex and involved extensive research.
- Scientists use taxonomic keys to identify organisms based on their physical characteristics.
- The Zoological Society of London maintains a comprehensive taxonomic database for animal species.
- Taxonomic studies have helped reveal the evolutionary relationships between different organisms.
- Linnaeus's taxonomic system, known as binomial nomenclature, revolutionized the naming and classification of species.
- The International Code of Zoological Nomenclature is the authoritative guide for taxonomic conventions in zoology.
- Molecular data has played an increasingly important role in taxonomic research.
- Taxonomic revisions may be necessary as new information about species is discovered.
- Conservation efforts can benefit from accurate taxonomic information to identify and protect threatened species.
- The taxonomic nomenclature for viruses is constantly evolving to accommodate new discoveries and research.
FAQs About the word taxonomic
of or relating to taxonomyPertaining to, or involving, taxonomy, or the laws and principles of classification; classificatory.
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The taxonomic classification of the newly discovered species was complex and involved extensive research.
Scientists use taxonomic keys to identify organisms based on their physical characteristics.
The Zoological Society of London maintains a comprehensive taxonomic database for animal species.
Taxonomic studies have helped reveal the evolutionary relationships between different organisms.
