Taxonomy
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British pronunciation/tæksˈɒnəmi/
American pronunciation/ˌtækˈsɔnəˌmi/

Definition & Meaning of "taxonomy"

Taxonomy
01

the systematic classification of plants and animals, based on their shared characteristics and evolutionary relationships

02

the scientific discipline of classifying and naming organisms based on their evolutionary relationships and shared characteristics

03

a classification of organisms into groups based on similarities of structure or origin etc

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Advances in molecular biology have revolutionized taxonomy by providing insights into genetic similarities and differences among organisms.
Taxonomy aids conservation efforts by identifying endangered species and prioritizing their protection.
The entomology department at the university conducts research on insect behavior, physiology, and taxonomy.
Carl Linnaeus is often credited as the father of modern taxonomy for establishing the binomial nomenclature system still used today.
The study of phylogenetics helps clarify evolutionary relationships between species, contributing to the refinement of taxonomy.
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