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An important criterion for modern day classification is
An important criterion for modern day classification is
Updated On: Jul 6, 2022
- resemblances in morphology
- anatomical and physiological traits
- breeding habits
- presence or absence of no to chord.
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An important criterion for modern day classification is anatomical and physiological traits. Modern day classification is a new systematics or bio systematics which includes all the characteristic of organisms gathered from the study of different sections like Physiology, Ecology, Anatomy, Biochemistry, Cytology.
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