taxinomyn.
/takˈsɪnəmi/ = taxonomy n.
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the world > life > biology > taxonomy > [noun]
taxonomy1819
taxology1848
taxinomy1865
systematy1891
1865 Bendyshe tr. I. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire in tr. Blumenbach Anthropol. Treat. Pref. 11 Truths whose importance no one can dispute in anthropological taxinomy [Fr. taxonomie anthropologique].
1866 Reader 15 Dec. 1066 Those sciences of life which modern teaching has, with inexact taxinomy, and worse Greek, termed Biology.
1899 Nature 21 Sept. 489/2 The position that all taxinomy (which form he prefers, on etymological grounds, to the more usual ‘taxonomy’) must conform to logical requirements.
Derivatives
taxiˈnomic adj. = taxonomic adj.
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the world > life > biology > taxonomy > [adjective]
taxonomic1842
taxonomical1856
taxinomic1899
1899 Nature 21 Sept. 490/1 All who engage in taxinomic work.
taˈxinomist n. = taxonomist n.
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the world > life > biology > taxonomy > [noun] > system of > proponent of
systematic1662
systematist1700
systemist1714
methodist1753
taxonomist1835
lumper1857
taxonomer1881
splitter1887
taxinomist1899
cytotaxonomist1937
biosystematist1943
pheneticist1965
the mind > mental capacity > knowledge > branch of knowledge > systematic knowledge, science > [noun] > scientist > concerned with structure or classification
taxonomist1835
morphologist1845
homologist1849
taxonomer1881
taxinomist1899
1899 Nature 21 Sept. 489/2 Labours of scientific taxinomists.
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