Sentences with phrase «taxonomic hierarchy»
Jennifer Hammock split the classifications by Taxonomic Hierarchy of COL - China 2012 from Collonia to their own page.
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Katja Schulz ha trasladado las clasificaciones por eFloras, USDA Plants, BioLib.cz Import, DiscoverLife map resource, Wikipedia, Rainforest Alliance's Eco-Index, Moorea Biocode, TaxonConcept.org outlinks, Herbarium Specimen Images (E), CalPhotos, EOL Group on Flickr, BOLDS resource for species - level taxa, BIOL204 - Botany, Jacksonville University, Taxonomic Hierarchy of COL - China 2012, NCBI Taxonomy, and Global Compendium of Weeds Species desde Agave vivipara L. a.
Katja Schulz moveu as classificações por eFloras, USDA Plants, BioLib.cz Import, DiscoverLife map resource, Wikipedia, Rainforest Alliance's Eco-Index, Moorea Biocode, TaxonConcept.org outlinks, Herbarium Specimen Images (E), CalPhotos, EOL Group on Flickr, BOLDS resource for species - level taxa, BIOL204 - Botany, Jacksonville University, Taxonomic Hierarchy of COL - China 2012, NCBI Taxonomy, and Global Compendium of Weeds Species de Agave vivipara L. a.
Jennifer Hammock split the classifications by Taxonomic Hierarchy of COL - China 2012 from Cymo to their own page.
Katja Schulz a déplacé les classifications par World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS), OBIS depth range resource, BOLDS resource for species - level taxa, EOL Group on Flickr, NMNH Invertebrate Zoology resource, Wikipedia, Wikipedia, BOLDS resource for higher - level taxa, Paleobiology Database, Wikimedia Commons, Wikimedia Commons, Taxonomic Hierarchy of COL - China 2012, and Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life: April 2013 de Dichapetalum vers Leucosia.
The CoL provides different forms of access to an integrated, quality, maintained, comprehensive consensus species checklist and taxonomic hierarchy, presently covering more than one million species, and intended to cover all know species in the near future.
The term macroevolution, by contrast, refers to the origin of new species and divisions of the taxonomic hierarchy above the species level, and also to the origin of complex adaptations, such as the vertebrate eye.