A Taxonomic Structure Is One That

question 1

Multiple Choice

A taxonomic structure is one that

• A) both names and classifies all organisms according to a system
• B) names and classifies animals according to an evolutionary logic
• C) organizes all plants and animals in random fashion
• D) determines the importance of an organism based on a system of classification

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