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The term systematics refers to
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(a) identification and classification of plants and animals
(b) nomenclauture and identification of plants and animals
(c) diversity of kinds of organisms and their relationship
(d) different kinds of organism and their classification
Correct Answer:
diversity of kinds of organisms and their relationship
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THE TERM SYSTEMATIC IS RELATED to evolution i.e., relationship with ancient and present organism.