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Three phases of taxonomy, alpha, beta and omega were recognised by

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de candolle

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Julian Huxley

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Takhatajan

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Turri

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To answer the question regarding the three phases of taxonomy—alpha, beta, and omega—recognized by a specific scientist, we can break down the information as follows: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Scientist**: The first step is to recognize who proposed the three phases of taxonomy. This was done by a scientist named Turell. 2. **Understand the Phases**: - **Alpha Phase**: This phase is concerned with the detection of new species. It involves identifying and describing previously unknown species. - **Beta Phase**: This phase focuses on the natural system of classification. It involves organizing and classifying the identified species based on their natural relationships and characteristics. - **Omega Phase**: This phase deals with the cytological data of species. It involves studying the cellular and genetic information of the species to understand their evolutionary relationships and characteristics. 3. **Summarize the Information**: The three phases of taxonomy recognized by Turell are: - **Alpha**: Detection of new species - **Beta**: Natural system of classification - **Omega**: Cytological data of species 4. **Final Answer**: The answer to the question is that the three phases of taxonomy—alpha, beta, and omega—were recognized by Turell.
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