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Entomological Taxonomy

Entomological taxonomy is the study of order and classification of insects. This science uses physical and biological characteristics of the insect to define different species, genera and higher classifications in the animal kingdom. The significance of entomological taxonomy lies mainly in the fields of medicine an…

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Overview

Entomological taxonomy is the study of order and classification of insects. This science uses physical and biological characteristics of the insect to define different species, genera and higher classifications in the animal kingdom. The significance of entomological taxonomy lies mainly in the fields of medicine and agricultural sciences, as the classification of insect species is essential for the understanding of insect-borne diseases and pest control. Additionally, entomological taxonomy is also used in evolutionary biology studies, as it provides information on the relationship between different insect species, as well as their adaptations to different environments.

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