Question

What is the use of taxonomic aids?

Answer 1

Taxonomic aids:

1. Taxonomic aids are collections of samples or preserved species that are used to aid in the identification of taxonomic hierarchies.
2. These are required as taxonomic study of animals, plants, and other organisms is required for appropriate identification and relationship discovery in practically all disciplines of biological investigations.
3. These taxonomic tools help in the storage and preservation of data as well as specimens.
4. The primary source of taxonomic studies is the acquisition of genuine specimens of animal and plant species.