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Why do some taxanomic families contain many species and others contain far fewer?
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As a matter of fact they produced more taxanomic and anatomical work than work on physiological morphology, but this was only natural, since such a wealth of new forms was disclosed to their gaze.
Form and Function A Contribution to the History of Animal Morphology
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So to infer higher level taxanomic information (i.e. the stuff the tree above gets wrong), one needs something that evolves slowly.
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The authors hope that broadening the taxanomic base of the Red List and increasing the database to 160,000 species would deliver practical benefits.
TreeHugger 2010
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The order Coleoptera, which means "sheathed wing", has more species in it than any other taxanomic animals.
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7 These systems and their interrelationships can be studies through taxa and change in taxanomic composition over time, colonisation and extinction rates.
Archive 2007-07-01 Anoush 2007
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7 These systems and their interrelationships can be studies through taxa and change in taxanomic composition over time, colonisation and extinction rates.
Notes on a framework for exploring aggregation and interlinking of social networking applications Anoush 2007
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But even if they were to settle on one particular taxanomic category, there’s still the problem that all taxonomic categories above species are basically arbitrary, since there are no fixed or formal set of rules for when a taxon is designated as a family or genus or anything else.
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"sheathed wing", has more species in it than any other taxanomic [[Order]] of [[animals]].
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"sheathed wing", has more species in it than any other taxanomic [[Order]] of [[animals]].
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