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The practical purpose of classification of living organisms is to
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• The main practical purpose of classification is to make it easier to identify and study organisms, especially those we don’t know.
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& → These are goals of systematics/evolutionary study, not practical identification.
→ Naming is part of nomenclature, not the main practical purpose of classification.
Key point: Classification = helps identify unknown organisms efficiently.
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