The highest taxonomic category is
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Why are the classification systems changing every now and then?
Classification systems keep changing due to the discovery of new organisms and the development of new techniques such as molecular biology and genetic analysis. Improved understanding of evolutionary relationships has also led to revisions in existing classification systems.
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