For a classical taxonomist, classical systematic concept is
Typological concept
Biological
All of the above
Species concept
A
Biological
B
Typological concept
C
All of the above
D
Species concept
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Species is the fundamental key of the taxonomic hierarchy which consists closely related organism and has more common characters. According to species concept, the species are a group of the organism which has potential to interbreed among themselves. The classification of species is not dependent on appearance which is similar to the classical systematic concept.
So, the correct answer is option B.
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