What is identification and what is its aim?
(N/A) Identification is the process of correctly describing an organism so that it can be named according to a standardized system of nomenclature.
The primary aim of identification is to determine the correct name and the appropriate taxonomic position of an organism within the classification system.
The primary aim of identification is to determine the correct name and the appropriate taxonomic position of an organism within the classification system.
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$(3)$ Both are exclusive.
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