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What's the only "natural" taxa in Linnaeus's system? a)phylum b)kingdom c)genus d)species
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What's the only "natural" taxa in Linnaeus's system?

a)phylum
b)kingdom
c)genus
d)species

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Your answer must be:
d)Species
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Your answer is D. species
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