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The 11 pages that link to Biological classification, each with the reason it gives.

• Carl LinnaeusRelated: Linnaeus organized organisms into ranked groups, from species to larger categories.

• Binomial nomenclatureRelated: A binomial places each named species within a larger hierarchy of groups.

• Linnaean taxonomyNarrower topic: Linnaean taxonomy is one historically influential framework for biological classification.

• TaxonNarrower topic: Taxa are the units that biological classification names and arranges.

• Taxonomic revisionNarrower topic: Revisions alter the arrangement or membership of these groups.

• Bird taxonomyNarrower topic: Bird taxonomy applies this general system to birds.

• ParaphylyNarrower topic: Paraphyly marks a tension between practical groupings and ancestry-complete classification.

• Systema NaturaeRelated: The book arranged organisms in nested groups, making classification its central project.

• Incertae sedisNarrower topic: Incertae sedis marks uncertainty within a biological classification.

• LepidopterologyNarrower topic: Lepidopterologists use classification to arrange species into nested taxonomic groups.

• Order (taxonomy)Narrower topic: Orders are nested within the broader system of biological classification.