Science, asked by lwilm9, 7 months ago

whats modern taxonomy

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Answered by AnnieStar

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Modern taxonomy :

New Systematics (Julian Huxley, 1940) or biosystematics (Camp and Gilly, 1943) is the concept of systematics which brings out taxonomic affinity on the basis of evolutionary, genetic and morphological traits. It is also referred to as Modern Taxonomy.

Answered by humaira2309

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It is also referred to as Modern Taxonomy. New Systematics (Julian Huxley, 1940) or biosystematics (Camp and Gilly, 1943) is the concept of systematics which brings out taxonomic affinity on the basis of evolutionary, genetic, and morphological traits.

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