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Part A- comparing species definitions: what does morphological mean?

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Part A- comparing species definitions: what does morphological mean?

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Morphology is a branch of biology that deals with the form and structure of plants and animals and any of their parts. It's studying what makes up all parts of something, whether it's an animal, a chemical, a word - anything made of parts.

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