@Herald,
Quote: You opened the theme with the taxonomy -
and you, as usual, showedus your inability to comprehend the difference
Morphology--the outward shape of something without any regard to function (My post was about how college bio labs can now actually measure the changes in morphology)
Taxonomy (study of taxa), -- merely the "classification" (which is based upon morphology, behavior,physiology, etc.
Try not to get confused or stuck on the specifics of english words that are "rooted" in latin or greek .
Quote: Can you name at least one 'real time change' with the said species.
Tht shows you didn't bother to read ANYTHING in my pot. It discussed real time morphological change in two specific lizard species.
Quote: Taxonomy is sooner a representation of declarative knowledge in hierarchy ... and can be used for any subject domain, not only for organisms, and where declarative means that it cannot imply any procedural knowledge (processes), like for example the process of formation of DNA sequence, natural/artificial selection ... not even vicious GMO practices
You were going so good in poting your clip until you started adding your own words and fucked it up