Taxonomy in the 21st Century: Celebrating a New Chapter—First Impact Factor Received

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The field of taxonomy is experiencing a renaissance driven by the integration of classical morphological descriptions with modern genomic, bioinformatic, and ecological tools. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Mathias Harzhauser

doi:10.3390/taxonomy6030055

September 10, 2026TaxonomyOpen Access

Taxonomy in the 21st Century: Celebrating a New Chapter—First Impact Factor Received

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To outline the modern renaissance of taxonomy through the synthesis of classical morphology with genomic, computational, and ecological tools.
Synthesis of historical taxonomic standards and emerging multi-omics methodologies.
Evaluation of integrated bioinformatics and ecological frameworks in species identification.
Taxonomic classification increasingly relies on unified frameworks combining anatomical features with high-throughput genomic data.
Technological integration accelerates the discovery of cryptic species and refines phylogenetic accuracy across biological systems.

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Editorial highlights the modernization of taxonomy through genomic and ecological integration, suggesting an upgraded framework for global biodiversity science.

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