History of Taxonomy

Peter F. Stevens

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Abstract Taxonomy is the theory and practice of making classifications and detecting relationships. The formal classification of organisms in Western science begins around 1753, but societies worldwide have always assigned organisms to named groups.

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1991Reading the Shape of Nature 1997J.D. Hooker, George Bentham, Asa Gray and Ferdinand Mueller on Species Limits in Theory and Practice: A Mid-Nineteenth-Century Debate and Its Repercussions.2000Species, Demes, and the Omega Taxonomy: Gilmour and The NewSystematics

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