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First step in taxonomy is
First step in taxonomy is
Updated On: Jul 6, 2022
- description of the organism
- identification of the organism
- nomenclature of the organism
- classification of the organism
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First step in taxonomy is identification of the organism. Identification is the finding of correct name and place of an organism according to some approved system of classification.
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