Biology, asked by emmilianduzu, 10 months ago

why taxonomic hierachy tapers downwards?

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Answered by rajkumardubey93

Taxonomic hierarchy tapers downwards because the specificity of the organisms increases and which results in lowering the number of characters it shares with other organisms and it cannot be grouped along with the other organisms.

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