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: ''See [[Wheat taxonomy]] for further details.'' ...are used for wheat species, as discussed in a separate article on [[Wheat taxonomy]]. Chromosome number (degree of [[polyploid]]y), and which parental grass g

...taxonomy can be linked to medical knowledge that is indexed with the same taxonomy. As example is Infobuttons that automatically displays links from the EHR t

...est Pleistocene hominid cranial remains from Dmanisi, Republic of Georgia: Taxonomy, Geological Setting, and Age] L. Gabunia, A. Vekua, D. Lordkipanidze, C.C.

* [[Taxonomy]]

...ly. Shape feature comparisons form the basis of [[Carl Linnaeus|Linnaean]] taxonomy, and even in cases of [[convergent evolution]] or [[brain disorders]], they ...y with an emphasis on qualitative criteria) formed the basis of biological taxonomy before the era of genetics.

...uple of extra photos and complete the text of two sections: morphology and taxonomy. Then we will get rid of wikipedia note at the bottom. I'll let you know. T

...ly. Shape feature comparisons form the basis of [[Carl Linnaeus|Linnaean]] taxonomy, and even in cases of [[convergent evolution]] or [[brain disorders]], they ...y with an emphasis on qualitative criteria) formed the basis of biological taxonomy before the era of genetics.

: ''See [[Wheat taxonomy]] for further details.'' ...are used for wheat species, as discussed in a separate article on [[Wheat taxonomy]]. Chromosome number (degree of [[polyploid]]y), and which parental grass g

37. Reisman A “On a Taxonomy for the Literature of Migration”International Migration. Vol 47: 2009.

...classification. I think what is needed here is an expalanation of how the taxonomy works, what features are used to classify the phages and why are these feat

...ou lose sales. That's the way it is with essentially artivicial systems of taxonomy. [[User:James F. Perry|James F. Perry]] 11:10, 3 February 2007 (CST)

...HGT rates: red, >4%; yellow, 3%–4%; pink, 2%–3%; blue, 1%–2%; green, <1%. Taxonomy labels are (A) Euryarchaea, (B) Proteobacteria, (C) Chlamydiae, (D) Spiroch

All organisms are classified by [[alpha taxonomy]] into [[taxa]] or [[clades]]. Taxa are ranked groups of organisms which ru *[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi?mode=Root NCBI Taxonomy entry: root] (rich)

Microorganisms can be found in almost all branches of the [[taxonomy|taxonomic]] organization of life on the planet. [[Bacteria]] and [[Archaea] ...ryote]]s but also classified as [[Monera]] in the alternative five-kingdom taxonomy) (''see [[Bacterial cell structure]]''}.

..., you have five boxes, not the neatest grouping but based on the [[NCCAM]] taxonomy. '''Alternative''' or '''whole systems''', by definition, deal with all the ...), and the Family Practice Inquiries Network (FPIN) jointly developed this taxonomy." There is also mention of the STARD technique used by Cochrane, and anoth

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.... If we use them here, we must use them everywhere, as for example in: '[[Taxonomy]]' is the science of collecting ... ...[[Taxonomy]]' is the science of collecting... intends to ''use'' the word 'taxonomy' rather then mention it as a word, the single quotes would be incorrect and

==Taxonomy and etymology== ...ho]], [[Rwanda]] and [[Djibouti]].<ref>[http://www.unep-wcmc-apps.org/isdb/Taxonomy/tax-species-result.cfm?Genus=Dendroaspis&Species=polylepis&source=animals S

A taxonomy from the [[National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine]] to ...two lexical taxonomies differ ... Members of one community can acquire the taxonomy employed by members of another, as the historian does in learning to unders

...till want to include references for information that is important, such as taxonomy, scale-count data and geographic range. The same goes for information that ...ces for the synonymy and the number of recognized subspecies to show which taxonomy is being followed. I'm told this is standard practice. It's a lot easier to