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What does the system of classifying things based first into broad categories, then into progressively more specific categories, describe? phonics taxonomy phylogeny statistics

What does the system of classifying things based first into broad categories, then into progressively more specific categories, describe? phonics taxonomy phylogeny statistics
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What does the system of classifying things based first into broad categories, then into progressively more specific categories, describe? phonics taxonomy phylogeny statistics

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