biosystematy
/baɪoʊsɪstəˈmætɪks/ or /baɪəʊsɪstəˈmætɪks/Definitions
1. noun
The branch of biology dealing with the classification, description, and naming of organisms.
“The study of biosystematics led to the development of a new species classification system.”
2. noun
The principles and methods used in classifying and identifying living organisms.
“The scientist specialized in the application of biosystematics to understand the evolutionary history of species.”
3. adjective
Related to or concerned with the classification and naming of living organisms.
“Biosystematic research is a crucial aspect of modern biology.”