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Page 81
... classification the ways in which each is regarded as being either unique or like others will remain a controversial but necessary under- taking . Classification is a useful approach to the organi- zation of knowledge in any field : the ...
... classification the ways in which each is regarded as being either unique or like others will remain a controversial but necessary under- taking . Classification is a useful approach to the organi- zation of knowledge in any field : the ...
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... classification . Rec- ognizing the need for a classification system that would apply to both plants and animals , Ray employed in his classification schemes extremely precise descriptions for genera and species . By basing his system on ...
... classification . Rec- ognizing the need for a classification system that would apply to both plants and animals , Ray employed in his classification schemes extremely precise descriptions for genera and species . By basing his system on ...
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... Classification . No satisfactory system of classification of bivalves has so far been devised . Paleontologists are concerned with the microstructure of the shell and with the hinge teeth and ligament . Neontologists ( i.e. , special ...
... Classification . No satisfactory system of classification of bivalves has so far been devised . Paleontologists are concerned with the microstructure of the shell and with the hinge teeth and ligament . Neontologists ( i.e. , special ...
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