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Does the extensive history of taxonomy really belong here?

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The page currently has *9* separate taxonomies, going back to the year 1914. This feels like a lot of unnecessary information for this page and would be a better fit for Wikispecies. Can we migrate most of these taxonomies there and decide on a single one to stick to, at least within the page and then refer to wikispecies for more detailed taxonomic analyses?  Preceding unsigned comment added by Daemyth (talkcontribs) 02:17, 10 April 2018 (UTC)Reply