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A taxonomic group of closely related genera is known as?

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Species

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Order

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Family

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Class

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Solution

The correct option is A Species
Species represents a distinct group of the population that really or most likely breed from close animals. This taxonomic class is segregated from other classes through the method of reproduction. It bears minimal taxonomic traits.
It includes individuals that inherit basic similarities.It can be differentiated from other closely connected species because of idiosyncratic morphological characteristics. Option A is the answer

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