What led biologists to assign universally accepted names to organisms? The need to create a unique name that would be recognized as belonging to one organism. The need to classify the wide variety of organisms in nature. The need to place organisms in particular groups.

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What led biologists to assign universally accepted names to organisms? The need to create a unique name that would be recognized as belonging to one organism. The need to classify the wide variety of organisms in nature. The need to place organisms in particular groups.

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Biologists assigned universally accepted names to organisms because t hey needed to create a unique name that would be recognized as belonging to one organism.