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Taxonomy is the science of:

Taxonomy is the science of:
a. making new biological species.
b. generating cladograms that represent evolutionary relationships between organisms.
c. naming, describing, and classifying organisms.
d. conserving biodiversity.
e. comparing macromolecules to assess evolutionary relationships

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The worldwide variety of organisms and ecosystems is termed:a.
biodiversity.
b. biomixtures.
c. ecodiversity.
d. biological multiplicity.
e. organismal diversity.

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The Beverage Manager's Guide to Wines, Beers, and Spirits

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