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(1) Which method of classification do you find the best? Why?
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Answered by Anushanair

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"Taxonomical classification" is the "best method of classification". Explanation: This is because, all living organisms are needed to be classified in groups, so as to find out their similarities and their difference

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer: In Biology, "Taxonomical classification" is the "best method of classification". Explanation: This is because, all living organisms are needed to be classified in groups, so as to find out their similarities and their differences.

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