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Ray Gentry
Biology
26 May, 07:40
A key is a taxon.
A. True
B. False
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Missie
26 May, 08:02
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The accurate answer is
B. False
A key defines a plants and animals
A key isn't an taxon
Taxon is an rank
Here's an example
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Dallas Mills
26 May, 08:05
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A key is not a taxon a taxon is used to rank others, which key isnt a part of so therefore yourse amswer is, B. False
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